BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL.

THE JOURNAL OF THE BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

Edited by HUGH CLEGG,. M.A., M.B., F.R.C.P.

VOLUME II 1947 JUTLY TO DECEMBER

Published at the Office of the British Medical Association, Tavistock Square, London, W.CJ1, and Printed by Fisher, Knight & Co., Ltd., Gainsborough Press, St. Albans ------n KEY TO DATES AND PAGES

The following table, g¶ving a key to the dates of issue and the page numbers of the BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL and SUPPLEMENT in the second volume for 1947, may irove convenient to readers in search of a reference. Serial Date of Journal Supplement No. Issue Pages Pages 4513 July 5 1- 42 1- 6 4514 ,, 12 43- 82 7- 12 4515 ,, 19 83- 120 13- 18 4516 ,, 26 121- 160 19- 24 4517 Aug. 2 161- 196 25- 48 4518 ,, 9 197- 238 49- 52 4519 16 239- 282 53- 56 4520 23 283- 318 57- 58 4521 30 319- 358 59- 64 4522 Sept. 6 .359- 404 4523 13 405- 440 65- 69 4524 20 441- 476 70- 76 4525 27 477- 516 4526 Oct 4 517- 558 77- 84 4527 ,, 11 559- 598 85- 90 4528 18 599- 640 91- 94 4529 ,, 25 ,'641- 680 95- 98 4530 Nov. 1 681- 718 99-102 4531 8 719- 758 103-114 4532 ,,15 759- 806 115-118 4533 22 807- 854 119-122 4534 29 855- 896 123-128 4535 Dec. 6 897- 042 129-136 4536 13 943- 986 137-140 4537 20 987-1018 141-164 4538 27 1019-1066 165-172 INDEX TO VOLUME II FOR 1947

READERS in search of a particular subject will find it useful to bear in mind that the references are in several cases distributed under two or more separate headings-for example, Brain and Cerebral; Heart and Cardiac; Liver andf Hepatic; Renal and Kidney; Cancer and Carcinoma; Child and Infant; Goitre and Thyroid. Subjects dealt with under various main headings in the JOURNAL have been set out in alphabetical order under their respective headings-for example, " Annotations," " Correspondence," "Leading Articles," "Obituary," " Reviews," etc. Original Articles are indicated by the letter (0).

ALLERGY (contnued) Annotations: A Penicillin: Allergy to penicillin with symptoms of Advance information, 1005 serum sickness (A. G. Wilkinson and K. Aged, care of the, 218 ABAZA, Alphonse: La Streptomycine: Etude Exp&i- Zinnemann), 865 (0); correspondence, 974 Allergy: Pollen, 22-Endocrine, 740 mentale et Thirapeutique, 134 Pollen, annotation on, 22 Antiseptic treatment, 21 ABBOTT, W. N. (and E. F. FOWLER): The Electrical Primula, sensitivity to, 282 Anuria, relief of, 216 Factor in Metpbaolism, 3rd ed., 497 Pruritus ani as an allergic condition, 74 Appointments: Honorary Physicians to the King, ABDERHALDEN, Emil: Lehrbuch der Physiologie, 133 63 - Rudolf: Vitamine, Hormone, Fermente, 255 Arthritis: Treatment with salts of copper, 461 ALLISON, V. D. (and Betty C. HOBBS): Inquiry into health 425 Abdominal wounds in two wars, 220 epidemiology of pemphigus neonatorum, 1 (0); Berlin, of, ABEL, A. Lawrence: Tribute to W. E. Miles, 551 leading article, 19 Blindness in Scotland, 102 Abortion, treatment of inevitable, incomplete, and ALLPORT, N. L. (and D. E. GARRATT): Metal con- Blood: Coagulation time and antibiotics, 62- septic (J. McD. Corston and John Stallworthy), Blood gravity and haemoglobin, 217 taminants in foodstuffs, 1051 Borax as an 89 (0); correspondence, 272 ALLWORTHY, S. W.: Judicial hanging, 516 insecticide, 829 - habitual, factors in, 308 Almoners, future of, 843, 1011 Botulism, 138 AsRAHAM, J. Johnston: Censorship, 1053 ALSTON, J. M.: Poliomyelitis, 432 British Association, 340 ABRAHAMS. Sir Adolphe (and others): Fatal case of Aluminium and gastritis, 757 Brucella infection in laboratory workers, 780 porphyria with unusual features, 327 (0); corre- ALVES, Mary W. (and Idwal PUGH): Poliomyelitis: Burns, toxic factor in, 827 spondence, 433, 629 second attack, 904 (0) Caincer: Mortality, 424-Carcinoma of penis. ABRAMOWITSCH, D. (a,nd B. NEOUSSIKINE): Treat- ALYEA, Hubert N. (and Vincent J. BROOKES): 699-Vaginal smears and uterine carcinoma, ment by Ion Transfer, 337 Poisons, Their Properties, Chemical Identification. 739-Relief of pain in pelvic cancer, 875- Abscess, amoebic: Of liver, 124-Of left buttock in Symptoms, and Emergency Treatment, 256 Cosmic radiation for, 916-Hormone treatment a symptomless cyst carrier (T. C. Morton and American OSE Review, 249 of cancer of breast, 965 S. F. Soutar), 996 (0) Cardiac lesions due to digitalis, prevention of, Amethocaine, overdose of, 553 501 brain, unusual (J. Maizel), 495 Amoebiasis, surgical aspects of (P. Theron), 123 lung, 788 (0); correspondence, 227, 269 Cardio-pulmonary function after pneumonectomy, ABSE, D. W.: Physical therapy of mental disorder, Amphetamine, action of, 1018 581 74 Amputation, Syme's, case of bilateral (L. H. Cane), Certification, limits of, 260 Academy, New York, of Medicine: Medicine in 211 (0) Certificates, Committee on, 877 the Changing Order, 134 Amyloid disease and rheumatoid arthritis- repo.t of Chest, interpretation of x-ray films of, 215 - Royal, of Medicine in Ireland: Section of case (W. Yeoman and J. V. Wilson), 483 (0) Child-bearing, some facts about, 460 Laryngology and Otology: Chemotherapy and Amyoplasia congenita associated with hyperostosis Chloroform anaesthesia, 699 penicillin in acute otitis media, 27 frontalis interna (R. N. Herson), 491 (0) Cholera, 619 Accidents: Psychological aspects of accidents and Anabolic phase after recovery from injury, 815 Convalescent homes, 580 accident prevention (Kenneth Soddy), 623 ; lead- correction, 1018 Criminal Law in the New Order, 63 ing article, 618 Anaemia, acute haemolytic (Lederer type), case of Deafness: In young children, 738-Ministry's hear- -- road: War Office inquiry into, 675; corre- (G. Papayannopoulos), 371; correspondenee, 590 ing-aid, 916 spondence, 708, 749, 790, 843, 934 - Diarrhoea, ac ute infective, and encephalitis, 662 Acetate in the liver, 768 haemolytic, 542 - severe, due to diaphragmatic hernia (N. J. Dicoumarol, 662 ACKERMAN, L. V. (and J. A. REGATO): Cancer: Roussak and S. Eden), 733 Disseminated sclerosis: On the track of, 460- Diagnosis, Treatment, and Prognosis, 735 Attack on, 501 Acne rosacea, 757, 1066 Diuretics: Toxic effects of mercurial diuredcs, Actinomycosis, 159-Of rectum and anus, 273- ANAESTHESIA: 217 Abdominal, 579 Apparatus, safety, for administering trilene-and-air Drug addiction, 965 ADAMS, A. Wilfrid: State Medical Service in New analgesia (A. L. Hyatt and others), 27 Duodenal cap, at base of the, 966 Zealand, 73-Land of excuses, 190-G.M.C. and Artificial circulation produced by rocking: its use Empire Medical Bureau, 829 medical education, 545, 791 in drowning and anaesthetic emergencies (F. C. Epithelioma, basal-cell, treatment of, 341 Douglas, K.: Disseminated sclerosis, 545 Eve), 295 (0) Ether impurities, 61 J. C.: Recurrent dislocation of shoulder, 923 Books on, 134, 176, 373, 953 Food-poisoning, 138 *Adder bite, 146 Chloroform, centenary of (Douglas Guthrie), 701 Gall-bladder, surgery of, 21 Addey, William Fielding, obituary notice of, 35 annotation, 699; correspondence, 783 Glutamic acid, 62 4ddison's disease, 718-In pregnancy (annotation), Circumcision, 357 Health in 1946, 539 964 Closed circuits, remote control of (Norman R. Hermaphroditism, true, 828 XDENEY, G. C.: The extent of neurosis, 549 James), 345 Hysteria, simulating poliomyelitis, 259 Adenoids, tuberculosis of (W. M. Markham), 254 Curare in (John Gillies), 542 Indexes, half-yearly, 102 Adermin, 683 Cyclopropane, chemistry of, 357 Indium, 700 Adolescence: The unstable adolescent girl, 192- Death, sudden, from causes associated with Infant mortality and social conditions, 877 Unstable adolescents, 848 anaesthetics, 52 Intelligence, subnormal, 781 Adrenals :' Bilateral adrenalectomy in hypertension. d-tubocurarine chloride, "unjustified " use of, Kenny method, 182 403-Action of adrenal cortex on fat absorption, 840, 976, 1009 Kidneys: renal tumours, 537 643 Endotracheal flange (John Gordon), 784; corre- Lasker award to Great Britain, 877 ADRIAN, E. D.: Physiology of pain, 464 spondence, 930 Liver function and thyrotoxicosis, 780 ADRIANI, John: The Chemistry of AnaesthesIa, 176 Ether impurities (annotation), 61 Medical education, prophet in, 378 Advice to lay committees, 148 Intravenous, safer administration of, 747 Microbiology: International, 61-Congress for, 180 Africa, health of, 665 Spinal, meningitis after, 226 Mistletoe, 1039 Agene and canine hysteria (leading article), 963 Thiopentone, convulsions under (R. I. Bodman and Muscular contraction, 1006 AGERHOLM, M. (and J. TRUETA): Penicillin for A. Farr), 175 " Mushroom poisoning," 302 osteomyelitis, 73 Thiopentone-nitrous-oxide-oxygen, with curare Myasthenia gravis, treatment of, 966 AHMAD, R.: Planning and world population, 510 for head and neck surgery (J. G. Bourne), 654 Nobel prize for medicine, 698 AHRENFELDT, R. H.: Homosexuality and " sexual (0), correspondence, 745, 788, 839 Nutrition: Human nutrition laboratory at Oxford, trauma," 795 Trilene, chemistry of, 357 102-Standards of, 740 Air Ministry: Handbook of Preventive Medicine, 97 Urethane, 195 Obstetrics: Morbidity associated with induction of Air-borne infection (R. J. V. Pulvertaft), 517 (0) Vinesthene, chemistry of, 357 labour, 738 leading article, 535 Ophthalmology: DFP in glaucoma, 100 Alcohol injections, intraspinal, and sympathectomy Paediatrics, antenatal, 182 for relief of pelvic pain (J. P. Greenhill), 859 (0) Analgesia: Midwives and, 710-Intravenous pro- Pancreatitis, 580 annotation, 875; correspondence, 974, 1057 caine, 791-Local analgesia in dentistry, 942 Pathology: Training clinical pathologists, 218- 3dcoholism, reviews of books on, 456, 911 Anastomotic ulcer 12 months after Somervell opera- World Federation of Associations of Clinical ,LLXANDER, H. L.: Synopsis of Allergy, 2nd ed., tion (Harold Dodd), 170 (0); correspondence, Pathology, 1006 497 395 Penicillin: Acquired resistance to, 101-In early ALLEN, Arthur W.: Duodenal ulcer, 540, annota- Anatomy: Amateur body snatchers (1835), 67- syphilis, 303-And diphtheria carriers, 538-In tion, 538 Bodies for dissection, 379, 403, 510, 590, 633, 888 scarlet fever, 915-Intra-arterial, 1040 Clifford: Salaries of specialists in N.H.S., 189- ANDERSON, E. B.: H.T.S.T. pasteurization, 927 Petrol, for doctors, 916 Homosexual offences and psychotherapy, 632 - Robert: Foetal cries, 749 Poliomyelitis: New measures, 260-Film on, 303- -- Edgar V. (and others): Peripheral Vascular T. (and J. B. LANDSMAN): Oral penicillin in Subclinical, 423-Sympathetic disorders in, 579- Ji.eases, 774 treatment of pneumonia in adults, 950 (0), lead- Ocular symptoms of, 620-Investigation into, 698 - Edgar Van Nuys (editor): Loose-leaf Speci- Ing article, 962 Pregnancy: After lumbo-dorsal sympathectomy, alt:es in Medical Practice, 615 ANDREWS, G. S.: Case of traumatic recto-vesical 876-Addison's disease in, 964 F. M. B.: Aids to the Diagnosis and Treat- fistula, 693 Prickly heat and tropical asthenia, 779 ment of Diseases of ChIldren, 8th ed., 775 Aneurin. role of, in nutrition of nervous system, Protein analogues by synthesis. 663 ALLERGY: 763, 933 metabolism in infants, 664 Book on, 533 Aneurysm and leukaemia, 629 Pruritus, ergotamine in treatment of, 260 Endocrine (annotation), 740; Allergy and the thoracic, Babcock's operation for (F. T. Purchase tax on drugs, 829 endocrines, 756 Ransom), 692 (0) Quinone and hydroquinone, 828 Food. 598, 896 Angina pectoris, 439, 598 Radioactive progress, 139 Hay-fever. 475 Angioneurotic oedema as possible seque; to p0ni- R.C.S. and the Surgical Congress, 539 Insulin, sensitivity to, 475 cillin administration (J. Owen Reid), 870 Sleep-walking, 425 BRITISHI 4 JULY-DEC., 1947 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

Annotations (continued): ASSOCIATION, BRITISH MEDICAL (continued): BALDWIN, Ernest: Dynamic Aspects of Biochemistry, Smell, sense of, 620 Presidential Address: Medicine in the post-war 614 Spinal pumping, 62 world (Sir Hugh Lett), 121 (0); correspondence, BALL, Harold C. J.: Anaesthesia for head and neck Stenosis, congenital pulmonary, operation for, 228, 269, 347 surgery, 788 100 Uganda Jubilee Meeting, 665 - Kenneth: Precautions against post-operative Students who fail, 378 When You Are Old (Special Committee of Care thrombosis, 667 Sunflower-seed protein, 22 and Treatment of the Elderly and Infirm), 775 BAMBRIDGE, H. W.: Hospital treatment of school- Swimming on steak teas, 181 children in Shropshire, 795 Tetraethylammonium bromide, 1041, Association, British Medical Students', 394-Resolu- BAMFORD, Frank: Poisons: Their Isolation and Thrombophlebitis, caval ligation for, 661 tion on student health, 843; correspondence, 931, Identification, 2nd ed., 695 Toxicology research, 739 1008 BANCROFT, F. W. (and G. H. HUMPHREYS) (edi.ors): Tuberculosis, experimental, 663 - Orthopaedic: Annual meeting, 923 Surgical Treatment of the Soft Tissues, 774 Uganda Jubilee, 341 of Physical Medicine: Suggestions on BAND, David: Restoration of vesical continence and Ulcer, peptic: Vagal resection for, 538-Peptic the place of physical medicine in the N.H.S., 87 rehabilitation of patients with spinal injuries, 543 ulceration, 621 Rheumatic, formation of, 509 BANERJEA, J. C. (and P. K. CHATTERJEE): Diseases Undulant fever, treatment of, 700 of Clinical Pathologists: Recommendations of of the Heart and Kidney. A Handbook of Uraemia, new ways of treating, 1041 committee on training of clinical pathologists, 218 " Clinical Medicine. vol. 1, 299 Viscose " hazards, 780 -Diabetic: First Banting Memorial Lecture: BANNER, E. R.: Mind and matter, 433 Vitamins: A lactation vitamin, 181-Synthetic Recent Canadian research on insulin (Charles Banting, Cecil, estate of, 676 vitamin A, 1040 Best), 183 Barber, Frederic Samuel, estate of, 158 Why peel? 917 European, of Clinical Pathologists: Reconsti- Hugh: The Occasion Fleeting, 1036 X rays, high voltage, 101 tuted as a World Federation of Societies devoted Mary: Staphylococcal infection due to peni- to Clinical Pathology, 222 cillin-resistant strains, 863 (0), 1053 ; leading of Life Insurance Medical Directors of article, 874; correspondence, 974, 1053 Another name, 34 America: Transactions of 55th Annual Meeting, Antacids in treatment of duodenal ulcer, 45 BARCLAY, A. E.: Radiographic interpretations of the 695 renal circulation, 705-(And others): Studies of Anthelmintic, pumpkin seeds as, 238 Medical Women's International Congress at Anthisan (neoantergan) for pruritus of jaundice, the Renal Circulation, 694 547 Amsterdam, 263 BARDHAN, P. N.: Reiter's disease, 32 Antibiotics: Coagulation time and (annotation), 62- Mental Hospitals: Mental Health Services Barell, Emil Christoph, Jubilee Volume dedicated under the Act, 268 to, 18 International Conference of Physicians, 430- New York Tuberculosis and Health: Statistical Review of book on, 960 BARKER, F. A.: Judicial hanging, 358 Anticoagulants, Mayo Clinic experience of, 503 Yearbook, 58 Nelson W. (and others): Peripheral Vascular Antihistamine drug for pruritus of jaundice, 547, of Scientific Workers: Memorandum on Diseases, 774 710, 749 pathology in N.H.S., 723. BARRAUD, A. (and others): Lehrbuch der Hals- Antiseptic treatment (annotation), 21 - of Surgeons of Great Britain and Ireland: Nasen- Ohren- und Mundkrankheiten, 456 Annual Dinner, 79 (correction, 196) Antiseptics: Ether, 718-Sodium bicarbonate as, 844 BARRETT, R. H.: Health regulations for air travel, Antivitamins, 764 World Medical, 108, 122-Leading article on 741 (0); correspondence, 838, 933 Anuria, relief of (annotation), 216 formation and first General Assembly of, 498 BARRON, J. N. (and others): An experiment in re- Aphanene, 681 Associations of Clinical Pathology, World Federa- habilitation, 203 (0) Aphanicene, 681 tion of: First In ernational Congress and election BARRY, C. T.: Anaesthesia for head and neck Apparatus for lifting patients (J. Gubbins), 666 of officers, 1006. surgery, 839 Appendicectomy, negative nitrogen balance after. ASTALDI, Giovanni (and Aminta FIESCHI): La Cul- BARSI, Imre: New treatment of rheumatoid arthritis, 814 tura in Vitro del Midollo Osseo, 871 252 (0); correspondence, 433, 515, 547, 632 Asthma and the inhaler, 101i Appendicitis in young child (Howard Williams), 730 BAsTos-ANsART, Dr.: War injuries of the lungs, 502 (0); correspondence, 839 Asthenia, tropical prickly heat and (annotation), BATEMAN, Geoffrey H.: Place of chemotherapy and correspondence, Appendix and urinary tract (book review), 337 779; 1012 penicillin in treatment of acute otitis media, 27 APPLETON, E. V. (and others): Metric equivalents, Ataxia, spinal, 765 BAUER, G.: Heparin in surgery, 503 269 ATKINS, H. J. B.: After-Treatment. A Guide to BAYON, H. P.: History of Arab medicine, 230 Appointments, 80, 438, 474, 514, 555, 556, 597, 677, Gereral Practitioners, House Oflicers, Ward B.C.G. vaccination: Long-range tests, 194-Discus- 804, 850, 893, 894, 939, 984, 1016, 1064-Honorary Sisters and Dressers in the Care of Patients after sion on, 464-Under the Red Cross, 790-Award Physicians to the King, 63, 425-Honorary Surgeon Operation, 3rd ed., 373. for research, 802-Its value in the control of tuber- Dentist to the King, 236 -J. B.: Genetics and science in the U.S.S.R., culosis (G. S. Wilson), 855 (0); correction, 1007; AP SIMON, D. J.: Child bearing and tuberculosis, 837 792 leading article, 873 ; correspondence, 1007- Archibald, William, estate of, 236 ATKINSON, P. B.: Holland's example, 190 Question on, 895 ARDASHNIKOV, S. N.: " Lymphatic reactions" Atomic effluents, 192 Beadles, John Nathaniel, obituary notice of, 936 among relatives of leukaemic patients, 955 (0) energy, 192 BEADNELL, Charles ;M.: Ourselves and the Russians, ARDEN, G. P. (and J. C. ScoTT): Lymph-gland biop- AUDEN, G. A.: Two mongol children in a family, 434-Obituary notice of, 591 sies for suspected bone and joint tuberculosis: an 869 - L. M. M.: Treatment of homosexuals, 632 analysis of 100 consecutive cases, 87 (0) Audiometry, pure tone, new technique for-the BEATTIA, J.: Effect on prisoners of 4 months on Argentina: Recopilacton de Leyes, Reglamenta- peep show (M. R. Dix and C. S. Hallpike), 719 daily dietary of 1,750 calories, 787-Metabolic dis- ciones, Decretos y Resoluciones Sanitarios, 18 (0) annotation, 738 turbances after injury, 813 (0): corrections, 1018 Arkless, James, obituary notice of, 1060 AUSTIN, R. G.: Aids to Qualitative Inorganic Beatty, James, obituary notice of, 750 Armstrong, Herbert, obituary notice of, 231 Analysis, 2nd ed.. 177 BEAUMONT, G. E. (and E. C. DODDS): Recet t ARNULF, G.: L'Infiltration Stellaire, 337 Australia: Population policy (book review), 212- Advances in Medicine, 12th ed., 615-(And Arsenical dermatitis. See Dermatitis Report on connexion between rubella in pregnancy K. N. V. PALMER): Practical Points In Penicillin Arsenicals and bismuth combined with penicillin in and congenital abnormality, 451-Chapel of Re- Treatment,'2nd ed., 824 neurosyphilis, 360 membrance at Harefield, 844 BECK, Alfred C.: Obstetrical Practice, 4th ed., 534 Arteriosclerosis, cerebral, 558 Austria, pulmonary tuberculosis in, 101 BECKER, S. W. (and M. E. OBERMAYER): Modern Arteritis, temporal or giant-cell (Kenneth Robertson), Awards, 279, 316 Dermatology and Syphilology, 2nd ed., 256 168 (0); correspondence, 270 AYNSLEY, T. R.: Royal Civilian Medical Corps, 148 BECLERE, Claude: Diagnostic Hormonal et Traite- Arthritis, injection treatment of, 160 AYTON-ORMSTON, R. M.: Training a psychiatrist, ments Hormonaux en Gynecologie, 176 -osteo-: Plasma viscosity in, 686-Of the hips, 111 Bed: Dangers of going to bed (R. A. J. Asher), 717 967 (0) rheumatoid: Spinal pumping in (annotation). BEDFORD, W. Donald: Tribute to Lancelot Raoul 62; correspondence, 147, 228, 273, 844-Use of B Lempriere, 511 radio-gold (Au198), 139-New treatment (Imre Babcock's operation for thoracic aneurysm (F. T. Bedside verses (book review), 735 Barsi), 252 (0); correspondence, 433, 515, 547, Ransom), 692 (0) Bedtime meal, 796 632-Treatment of, with salts of copper (anno- BACH, T. F. (editor): Arthritis and Related Condi- Beeswax in oily solutions of penicillin, 718 tation), 461-And amyloid disease: case report tions, 497 BEHREND, M.: Diseases of the Gallbladder and (W. Yeoman and J. V. Wilson), 483 (O)-Plasma BACHARACH, A. L.: Science and Nutrition, 3rd ed.. Allied Structures, 299 viscosity in, 686 658-Food cuts and vitamins, 885-(And H. Belgium: Gratitude to Britain, 158 suppurative, of hip-joint treated with peni- SCARBOROUGH): Rutin in capillary fragility, 273 BELL, E. T.: Textbook of Pathology, 6th ed., 213 cillin: report of four cases (K. J. Gilchrist), BACHTIN, C.: Genetics in science in U.S.S.R., 887 - G. H. (and J. B. de V. WEIR): Nomograms 450 (0) Bacterial chemotherapy (leading article), 179 for relative humidity, 174 (0) Ascorbic acid, oxytocic action of, 976 flora, of mouth, effect of penicillin on (David Belladonna, in treatment of duodenal ulcer, 43 ASHER, Richard A. J.: All the vitamins, 788- A. Long), 819 (0) poisoning (M. Hamilton and A. B. Sclare), The dangers of going to bed, 967 Bacteriology, review of book, 96 611 (0); correspondence, 792, 886, 1056 ASHERSON, N.: Aetiology and prophylaxis of puer- BAER, R. L. (and M. B. SULZBERGOt): Office Im- BENDA, Clemens E.: Mongolism and Cretinism, 871 peral sepsis, 744 munology Including Allergy, 213 BENNETT, H.: PractIcal Emulsions, 2nd ed., 497 Aspirin: And duodenal ulcer, 46-Dyspepsia and, BAILEY, C. Cabell (and others): The Treatment of J. G.: Diet and the nation's health, 1012 590-And cerebral congestion, 805 Diabetes Mellitus, 8th ed., 496 R. A.: Old Age and How to Make the Best of 18 Association, American Medical, Centenary Meeting: - Hamilton: Discontinuous intravenous infusion It, Description of exhibits and summary of papers, BENSTEAD, J. G. (and F. N. SHUTTLEWORTH): and transfusion: advantages and technique, 333 Primary meningococcal ophthalmia, 568 (0) 64 (0) ; correspondence, 508-Editor of Pye's Surgi- British: Meeting at Dundee (annotation), 340, Bentall, William Charles, obituary notice of, 1059 cal Handicraft, 15th ed., 615-Waiting for BERENS, 428-Sense of smell (IF. D. Adrian), 621-Bio- operation, 840 Conrad (and Joshua ZUCKERMAN): Diag- chemical applications of stable and radioactive nostic Examination of the Eye, Step-by-Step Bainbridge, William Seaman, obituary notice of, 552 Procedure, 1000 isotopes (A. S. McFarlane), 766 (0); leading BAINES, G. H.: Relation of abacterial pyuria article, 778 to Berger-Khan test for syphilis (J. H. Fodden and Reiter's syndrome, 605 (0); correspondence, 974 E. J. Maddox), 131 (0) of Allergists: First general meeting, 983 BAIRD, Harvey: Physical therapy of mental disorder, - BERGH, Henry: Poliomyelitis and chlorination of Dietetic: New journal reviewed, Nutri- 110 tion, Dietetics, and Catering, 54 water, 558 Baker, Helen, obituary notice of, 231 BERGIN, K. G.: Routine serological tests for S. L.: Histology of callus, 924 syphilis, 928 ASSOCIATION, BRITISH MEDICAL: BAL: Discoverer honoured by U.S.A., 39-Arseni- Beriberi, 681-Aneurin deficiency in, 763 A.R.M. (leading article), 98-And the Act (lead- cal dermatitis successfully treated with (J. BERILLON, E.: La Science de l'Hypnotisme, 872 ing article), 178 Lawrence Reeve), 132; correspondence, 277-Its BERNAL, J. D.: Progress in protein chemistry, 223 'Committee, Special, on Nutrition: Members and use and therapeutic value in arsenical intoxications BERNARD, Claude: Arthur de Bretagne, 2nd ed., 824 first meeting, 922 (R. A. Peters and others), 520 (0); leading BERNSTEIN, A. E.: A protest, 844-Pink disease, 986 Empire Medical Advisory Bureau established article, 536-In gold dermatitis, 670-Use and BERTENIUS, Bertel S.: On the ProbNem of Polio- (annotation), 829 value of. in gold dermatitis (Gerald Slot and myelitis, 615 Film Committee: Report, 274 Alison D. McDonald), 773-And malnutrition of BERTWISTLE, A. P.: Symptoms of varicose veins, 590 Metropolitan Counties Branch: The medical nervous system, 973 BERVEN, Elis: Methods and results of radiation wittiess, 969 Balantidiasis, 794 treatment of malignant tumours in Sweden, 923 JULY-DEC., 1947 INDEX BRITISH . MEDICAL JOURNAL

BEST, Charles: Recent Canadian research on in- BLOOD (continued): BROMFIELD, 0. F. C.: Morphine in a patent medi- sulin, 183 Sugar, nicotinamide and (J. N. Cumings), 613 cine, 840 BEVERTO,N, R. J. H.: Fish supplies, 787 (0); correspondence, 748, 1056 Bronchiectasis in children, 107 BICKNELL, Franklin: Diet and the nation's health- Sulphonamide concentration 24 hours after injec- Bronchitis, chronic, 160-And emphysema, 81 the missing calories, 882 tion of sulphonamides singly and in combination, BROOKES, Vincent J. (and Hubert N. ALYA): BIGGER, Joseph W.: The aetiology and prophylaxis 944, 945 Poisons, Their Properties, Chemical Identification, of puerperal sepsis, 599 (0); correspondence, 744 Tetralogy of Fallot, blood picture in, 905 Symptoms, and Emergency Treatments, 256 Bile peritonitis in infancy (F. Denis Hindmarsh), 131 Transfusion: Excretion of citrate after, 159-In BROSTER, L. R.: B.M.A. and the Commonwealth (0) two wars, 219, 309-Burn toxaemia treated by and Empire, 269 Biliary obstruction simulating cirrhosis, 199 rapid venesection and, 271-Role of, in bleeding BROWN, Arthur E.: The Doctor and Tomorrow. BINGER, Carl: The Doctor's Job, 534 peptic ulcers, 445, 477 The Future of Medical Service in Australia, 57 BINGHAM, J. A. W.: Causalgia of the face, 228, - F. R.: Tapered sutures for vascular surgery, 588 Blood: Special numbers issued, 236 929 BINNING, Rex: Blood transfusion in the war of BLOOD, B. N.: The Coroner's Court, 272 Osmond H.: Snoring, 978 1939-45, 309 Board, Conjoint, in Scotland: Pass lists, 156- T. Graham: Sherrington-the man, 810 (0); Biochemical applications of stable and radioactive Diplomas granted, 891 leading article, 825 isotopes (A. S. McFarlane), 766 (0); leading BOAS, Ernst P.: Treatment of the Patient Past Fifty, Brown-Sdquard, Charles Edouard, review of book article, 778 177 on, 614 Biochemistry: Book reviews, 421, 6i4, 694-Of BODMAN, Frank: Spinal pumping, 273 BROWNE, F. J.: Chronic hypertension and preg- senescence (C. P. Stewart), 569 (0) -R. I. (and A. FARR): Convulsions under nancy, 283 (0); leading article, 301; annotation, Biological A ntioxidants, 961 thiopentone, i75 876 Biology and Human Affairs, 788 BOLDERO, J. L.: Planning and world population, 843 O'Donel T. D.: The Rotunda Hospital, Blotin, 683 Bolton, Charles, death of, 983; obituary notice of, 1745-1946, 17 BIRCH, C. Allan: " Mushroom " poisoning, 348- 1012 Browning, Samuel Barratt, estate of, 555 Spontaneous haemopneumothorax, 588 Bond, Sir Hubert, memorial to, 158 BROWNLEE, A.: Tribute to J. W. Geary Grant, 799 Birth, control, complication of (John Hankinson), Bone saw, pneumatic, 67 BRUCE, Laetitia M. (and others): H. influenzae 574 Bone-marrow culture, review of book on, 871 meningitis in relation to treatment, 414 (0) BISHOP, C. L.: Does Science Deny God? 497 BONNEY, Victor: Dogs and poliomyelitis, 1054 BRUCE-WHITE. P.: Bacteriological investigation of John C.: Radiological diagnosis of bronchi- BOOTHWAY, E. S. and F.: Chiropody To-day, 2nd cholera, 785 ectasis in children, 107 ed., 912 Brucella infection in laboratory workers (annota- W. J.: Notable medical figures in the South- Borax as an insecticide (annota:ion), 829; corre- tion), 780 West in the last three centuries, 1052-(And spondence, 1066 BRUNSCHWIG, Alexander: Radical Surgery in F. N. L. POYNTER): Harveian Orations, 1656-1947 Borg, Anthony Joseph, obituary notice of, 634 Advanced Abdominal Cancer, 576 -study in tradition, 622; correspondence, 707 Bornholm disease: In the Tropics (W. M. Jamieson BRYSON, A. F.: Treatment of unreduced pathological Bitot's spots, 681 and D. M. Prinsley), 47 (0); correspondence, 111, dislocation of hip from sePtic arthritis in infancy, BLACK. D. A. K. (and L. P. R. FOURMAN): Some 188, 350, 549, 745-In children, 350 924 problems of tropical sprue, 645 (0); correspon- BoTToME, Phyllis: Alfred Adler: Apostle of Free- Bubonic plague: Outbreak in Palestine, 155 dence, 794-Yeast extracts and fat absorption in dom, 134 Buchanan, J. Scouler, obituary notices of, 275, 313 sprue, 928 Botulism: Annotation on, 138-And canned vege- BUCK, Alice E.: Battle neurosis treated with leuco- - Ellinor I. (and Doris B. READ): Old People's tables, 192 tomy, 1053 Welfar-e on Merseysde, 658 BOUCHER, P. R.: Retained placenta, 975 BULLOUGH, William A.: The Essex County Health BLACKBURN, A. E.: State Medical Service in New Bouman, K. H., obituary notice of, 980 Handbook, 615 Zealand, 73 BOURNE, Harold: Genetics and ' science in the BURDON-COOPER, J.: Diet and the nation's health, -Guy (and J. Basil HUME): Synchronous com- U.S.S.R., 887 1058 bined total gastrectomy, 817 (0); correspondence, J. G.: Thiopentone-nitrous-oxide-oxygen Burghard. Frederic Francois, obituary notice of, 929 anaesthesia with curare for head and neck surgery, 798 BLACKER, C. P.: Social surveys: medical and 654 (0); correspondence, 745, 788, 839, 840, 976. BURKE, T. J.: The extent of neurosis, 929 psychiatric aspects, 723 (0) 1009 BURKITT, D. P. (and B. N. KUNUNKA): Enormous BLACKIE, W. K.: Malaria, 1001 W. A.: Temporal or giant-cell arteritis, 270 intra-abdominal hydocele, 175 BLAIR, Donald: Combined action of phenobarbitone BOWLBY, John: Frustration theory of aggression, BURN, J. L.: Recent Advances in Public Health, 421 and epanutin, 171 (O)-A medico-nursing society, 1049 BURNETT, C. W. F.: Foetal cries, 1011 1057 BOWLEY, C. Christopher (and Ivor DUNSFORD): J. A.: BAL in the treatment of gold dermatitis George H.: Student health, 931 Erythroblastosis foetalis and breast-feeding, 1007 670 BLALOCK, Alfred: Surgery of congenital heart BOWMAN, Karl M. (and Jurgen RUESCH): Psycho- Burns: Burn toxaemia treated by rapid venesection disease, tee-'snique of arterial anastomosis, 462- genic factor in peptic ulcer, 65 and transfusion, 271-Nitrogen balance after, 814 Surgical treatment of congenital pulmonary BOYD, A. M. (and D. J. ROBERTSON): Treatment -Toxic factor in (annotation), 827-Infected burn. stenosis, 502 of varicose veins: possible danger of injection of 853 BL, NC, Albert D. G.: State Medical Service in sclerosing fluids, 452 (0); correspondence, 546, BURRIDGE, W.: Warmth and colour, 274 pew Zealand, 146 588, 590, 630, 708, 793, 888 BURTON-BROWN, Jean: Another foetus cries, 672 BLAtMD, H. W. (and G. T. NEWTON): Bornholm William: Surgical Pathology, 6th ed., 421- BUSHELL, N. .Keith: Australian Chapel of Remem- d sease in children, 350 A Textbook of Pathology. 5th ed., 1036 brance, 844 Blatidy, Wilfred Boothby, estate of, 849 Boyden, Hugh Hamilton, obituary notice of, 275 BUXTON, Patrick A.: The Louse. An Account of BLARCOM, Carolyn C. Van: Getting Ready to be a Bradbrooke, Hugh Nash, obituary notice of, 674 the Lice which Infest Man, their Medical Impor- Mother, 695 Bradley, Alwyn Hewett, estate of, 755 tance and Control, 695 BLATCHLEY, Donald: An endotracheal flange, 930 BRAILLON, Jean: La De'sinsertion Extra-pleurale des P. H. (and others): Acute poliomyelitis with BLEADEN, F. A.: Qualifications and remuneration of Symphyses Pulmonaires sous Controle de la special reference to early symptomatology and specialists, 843 Pleuroscopie, 58 oontact histories, 1019 (0); leading article, 1038 BLECHMANN, Germain: Maladies des Nourrissons et Brain: Unusual brain abscess (J. Maizel), 495- des Enfants, 5th ed., 134 Cerebellar tumour simulating pyloric obstruction Blepharospasm, 977 (H. R. Mallows), 999 Blind-deaf, 77 BRAIN, E. B. (and E. B. MANLEY): An Atlas of Blindness, in Scotland (annotation), 102 Dental Histology, 872 colour: signals for the colour-blind, 190 Reginald T. (and others): Diseases of the C night, 681 Skin, 5th ed., 298 W. Russell: Diseases of the Nervous System. Caecum, amoeboma of, differentiated from car- BLOOD: 3rd ed., 373 Tribute to George Riddoch, 711 cinoma of caecum, 125 Book on Rhesus factor, 372 -Brachial neuralgia, 882-Malnutrition of nervous CALDEROLI, Guido: Riflessi Sociali della Tonsillec- Bornholm disease, blood in, 48 system, 763 (0) ; correspondence, 933, 973 tomia, 961 Coagulation: Time and antibiotics (annotation), BRANDER, W. G.: Pink disease, 82 Callus, histology of, 924 62-Influence of penicillin on (Sir Alexander BRANSBY, E. R.: Tuxford's index, 933-Food con- Calories: And Olympic games, 73-British needs Fleming and E. W. Fish), 242 (0)-Penicillin sumption, 786 and resources, 786 ; correspondence, 885-Average and, 351 BRAUN-MENENDEZ (and others): Renal Hypertension, rationed, 800, 847 Colour index, calculation of, 33. 149, 227 177 CALVERT, Walter: Retained placenta, 589 Gravity and haemoglobin (annotation), 217; cor- BRAY, F. Sewell (and H. Basil SHEASBY): Design CAMERON, Alexander Thomas: Recent A dvances in respondence, 31il of Accounts, 497 ' Endocrinoloyy, 6th ed., 213-Obituary notice of, Haemoglobin: Blood gravity and (annotation), Bread: Additional, 116-Bleached, with added 673 217 ; correspondence, 311-Alkaline haematin chalk, i59 ; correction, 238-The nutritious loaf - J. Lyle: Care of the mother, 762 method for haemoglobin determination, 349 (Sir Jack Drummond), 344-Source of vitamin Bs, CAMP, William: Reflections of a haemophiliac, 985 Isotopes, radioactive, on red cells, 767 681 Campbell, Donald, obituary notice of, 471 Lymphatic reactions among relatives of Breast, physiology of, 68 George: Leprosy and its problems, 432 leukaemic patients (S. N. Ardashnikov), 955 (0) BREEN, G. E.: Diet and the nation's health, 884 -H.: Calculation of Tuxford's index of nutrition Penicillin blood levels, preliminary report on BREHANT, Jacques: Le Chirurgien en Presence de in childhood by graphical methods, 821 (0); (L. Mosonyi and others), 884 l'Etat Diab6tique, 575 correspondence, 933 Phosphate, changes in, after inges ion of glucose BREMER, Conrad (and J. R. H. TOWERS): Com- - Maurice: Blood pressure in cases of coarcta- and fructose in sprue (L. P. R. Fourman), plete heart block in young people, 906 (0) tion, 462 411 (0) Brentnall, Charles Philip, obituary notice of, 75 Camphor poisoning, case of, 1009 Plasma viscosity in rheumatic diseases (I. C. Cowan Bridge, John Crosthwaite, obituary notice of, 551 Canada: Recent research on insulin (Charles Best), and John Harkness), 686 (0) BRIDIE, James: Dr. Angelus, 25 183 Pressure: Renal hypertension (book review). 177 BRIERLEY, James B. (and E. J. FIELD): Spinal -Chronic hypertension and pregnancy (F. J. pumping, 147, 228 CANCER: " Browne), 283 (0); leading article, 301 anno- BRiGGs, Allan H.: The lazy eye, 469 Age incidence: the cancer years," 64 tation, 876-Standa-rd of normal blood pressure, BRIGHTMAN, F. H.: Genetics and science in Anticarcinogenic action of folic acid, 682 283-Bilateral adrenalectomy in hypertension, U.S.S.R., 792 Books: Experimental cancer inhibition, 133- 403-Possibilities and pathology of surgical treat- BRISSAUD, Ed. (and others): Streptomycin and -Cause of cancer, 298-Biochemistry of Cancer, ment in portal hypertension (J. R. Learmonth), tuberculous meningitis in children, 897 (0); lead- 421 543-Low diastolic pressure, 558-Hypertension ing article, 913 Breast: A study of 2,500 cases of carcinoma of and nephrectomy (C. P. Petch), 574-Hyperten- Bristow, Walter Rowley, obituary notices of, 845, (R. McWhirter), 542 (corrected, 598)-Hormone sion in textile workers, 771 979; Memorial service 934. 936 treatment of (annotation), 965 Rh agglutinins: Production of Rh agglutinins British anti-lewisite. See BAL British Journal of Cancer, 158 anti-C and anti-E by artificial immunization of British Medical Journal: Ourselves and the Russians Caecum, carcinoma of, differentiated from amoe- volunteer donors (J. J. Van Loghem), 958 (0) (leading article), 339; correspondence, 434, 470, boma of caecum, 125 - Rh factor: Pure anti-E agglutinin in the serum of 796-Medical photography in, 710, 797-A wo.d Canser Research Society," 854 Rh-negative woman (David S. Dick), 95 (0): of praise, 888 Carcinogenesis, chemical (leading article), 659 correspondence, 433, 673-Review of book on, Brock, Arthur John, obituary notices of, 436. 511 correspondence, 929 372 BROCKBANK, S. M.: The Conduct of Life Asstoance Carcinoma, primary bronchogenic, 107 Serum-bromide estimation, 941 Examinations, 2nd ed., 1001 Detection, campaign for, in America, 66 BRITISH 6 JULY-DEC., 1947 INDEX MEDICAL JOUIRAL

CANCER (continued): Chcmotherapy: Place of, in treatment of acute otitis CLARK. David Stafford: Salaries of specialists in Epithelioma: Complicating luptis erythematosus media (Geoffrey H. Bateman), 27-Development N.H.S., 270 (Charles Ryan), 334-Treatment of basal-cell of, 163-Bacterial (leading article), 179-In two D. C.: Safer administration of intravenous epithelioma (annotation), 341 wars, 219-Discussions at International Congress anaesthesia, 747 Ergosterol, irradiated, and cancer, 1018 on Pure and Applied Chemistry, 224-Neuro- -F. Le Gros: Food consumption. 787 Gastric cancer, irradiation of (G. Cranston Fair- syphilis, 565-Tropical diseases, 665 0. P.: Bodies for dissection, 633 child and Alan Shorter), 243 (0); corres- CHENOY, C. F.: Brochure on Control of Malaria in Willoughby: The extent of neurosis, 746, 1053 pondence, 350 India, 735 CLARK-KENNIDY, A. E.: Medicine, vol. 1, 911 Hepatic flexure: Partial hepatectomy and right CHESSER, Eustace: Unwanted Child, 1035 CLARKE, H. Osmond: Recurrent dislocation of hemicolectomy for carcinoma of hepatic flexure Chest: Interpretation of x.rays (annotation), 215- shoulder, 923 (Ronald W. Raven), 249 (0) Book review, 775 R. E.: Diet and the nation's health, 1058 Mortality (annotation), 424 CHESTERMAN, Judson T.: Appendicitis in the young CLAUSEN, R. J.: Road accidents, 790 Ossophagus and stomach, early diagnosis of can- child, 839 CLAY, Henry H.: The Sanitary Inspector's Hand- cer of (Sir Heneage Ogilvie), 405 (0); annota- Chilblains, 756-Vitamin K for relief of (D. P. book, 6th ed., 97 tion, 424 Wheatley)' 689 (0)-Of the nose, 1017 CLELAND, Gavin: Dicoumarol, 748 Pelvic: Sympathectomy and intraspinal alcohol Child-bearing and pulmonary tuberculosis (Charles Clements, Robert George, estate of, 893 injections for relief of pelvic pain (J. P. J. Stewart and F. A. H. Simmonds), 726 (0); CLENDENNING, L. (and E. H. HASHINGER): Methods Greenhill), 859 (0); Relief of pain in intractable correspondence, 837, 930, 1056 of Diagnosis, 534 cancer of pelvis (Meave Kenny), 862 (0) Childhood, second, 318 CLIFT, Arthur F.: The rheology of cervical mucus, annotation, 875; correspondence, 974, 1057 308-Removal of placenta, 318 Penile (anno:ation), 699; correrpondence, 841, 928, CLIFTON, C. E., (and others) (editors): Annual 1010 CHILDREN: Review of Microbiology, vol. 1, 1036 Prostate, hormones and carcinoma of, 41 Appendicitis in the young child (Harold Williams), Climacteric, male: What is it? 844 Radiation in treatment of malignant tumours, 923 730 (0); correspondence, 839 Climate and longevity, 1065 cosmic, and cancer (annotation), 916 Audiometry: the Peep Show-a new technique CLOUGH, Irene N.: The extent of neurosis, 930 Radiotherapy of, 66 for pure-tone audiometry in young children. CLOUT, Ivan R.: Student health and the B.M.S.A., Renal tumours (annotation), 537 (M. R. Dix and C. S. Hallpike), 719 (0) ;anno- 1008 Research, 890-Bequest (U.S.A.), 355 tation, 738 Club, Osler, to be revived, 513 Rhabdomyosarcoma causing acute retention in Bedtime meal, 796 Coal Board medical staff, 192 infants (Ellison Minchin), 94 (0) Books: Children's diseases, 734 Coarctation, 462 Skin, factors in the aetiology of, 33 Bornholm disease in, 350 COATES, William: Belladonna poisioning, 886 Stomach: Paper read at Centenary meeting of Bronchiectasis in, 107 Cobbett, Louis, estate of, 637 A.M.A., 64 Deafness in young (annotation), 738 COCHRANE, Robert G.: Sulphone treatment of Uterus: vaginal smears and uterine carcinoma Fatherless child, 476 leprosy, 110-A Practical Textbook of Leprosy, (annotation), 739 Food: children's diets, 458 871 Fracture, stress, of metatarsal in young child COCKCROFT, J. D.: Radio-isotope supplies, 142 (Lewis D. Rutter), 55 (0); correspondence, Codehydrogenase I and II, 682 CANE, L. H.: Case of bilateral Syme's amputation, 147 Cod-liver oil for adults, 403 (0) Heart disease, congenital, surgery of, 462 COE, G. C. (and E. B. FREILICH): Manual of Physi- 211 - block, complete, in young people (J. R. H. cal Diagnosis, 3rd ed., 912 Cant, Frederick, obituary notice of, 35 Towers and Conrad Bremer), 906 (0) COHEN, Raymond C.: Child-bearing and tuberculo- Canwarden, Henry, estate of, 158 Hospital treatment of school-children in Shrop- sis, 930 Capillaries: rutin in capillary fragility, 273 shire, 795, 932, 1012 Coittls: escape of semen, 159 Carbachol: another accident, 636 (corrected, 713) Hypnotism, repeated, in a child, 941 Colds: Prevention of, 805-Prophylaxis, 852-Re- Carbon, isotopic (C13), metabolism of, 768 Impaction of gentian pill in larynx of child aged 2 Carcinogeriesis, chemical (leading article), 659 search, 983-Protection against, 1065 correspondence, 929 (S. W. G. Hargrove), 455 College, American, of Surgeons: Clinical Congress, Cardiovascular diseases: death rate in textile Infections in cinemas and crowded places, 518 505 Maladjusted child: Treatment of, 29-In-patient - Epsom: Annual meeting, 236-Pension, workers, Anglican clergy, and draughtsmen, 772 treatment of, 150 scholarships, grants, 1046 CARERE-COMES, 0.: Vitamine e Bioregolatort, 11036 Meningitis, tuberculous, streptomycin and: prelim- CARLINFANTI, E.: Noziont di Immunologia, 18 inary note on 118 cases (Robert Debre and COLLEGE, ROYAL, OF OSTETRICIANS AND GYNAECOLO- CARLING, Sir Ernest Rock (and others) (editors): others), 897 (0); leading article, 913 GISTS: British Surgical Practice, vol. 1, 534 Nurseries: Health of children attending day nur- Child-bearing: Report of committee on economic CARMON, M. C. (and M. E. DAVIS): DeLee's Ob- series, 29-Free supplies for, 79-Factors influ- and general aspects, 460 stetrics for Nurses, 14th ed., 421 encing future provision of day nurseries, 207 Council: Elections, 37-Standing Committee Carotene: fl-carotene, 681 Nutritional state of: statistics, 116 (Australian Regional Council) set up, 37- Carotenoids, 681 Osteomyelitis, acute, treatment of, 30 Meetings, 37, 635 CAROZZI, Luigi: Tribute to J. C. Bridge, 635 Penicillin, oral, in young children originally diag- Fellows admitted, 37, 636 CARREY, John: Judicial hanging, 1066 nosed as suffering from pneumonia (A. I. Fellowship, Honorary: Field Marshal Jan Smuts CARROLL. Denis: Delinquency. 925 Suchett-Kaye and R. B. Latter), 953 (0); lead- accepts invitation, 37, 893-Founders elected to, Carter, Henry, estate of, 803 ing article, 962 37-Conferment of, 583, 635 Cartoon by Giles, 1043 Syphilis, acquired, in children (Marjorie Murrell Members admitted, 37, 636, 1062 CARVER, J. H.: Relief of pain in pelvic cancer, and Mary Scott Gray), 206 (0) -elected, 233 974 Tetralogy of Fallot and its surgical treatment Officers elected, 233 CASTELL, S. P.: Bringing up baby, 358 (Gordon Murray), 905 Pass list, 1062 CASTELLANI, Aldo: Hypertrichosis of the' lanugo Thumb-sucking, 439 William Meredith Fletcher Shaw Memorial Lec- hair in malnutrition, 188 Tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy: unsatisfactory ture: Chronic hypertension and pregnancy Cataract, treatment of, 196. 404 results due to chronic maxillary sinusitis (F. M. (F. J. Browne), 283 (0); leading article, 301 CATHIE, 1. A. B.: Streptomycin in tuberculosis Walker), 908 (0); correspondence, 1054 meningitis. 431-Breast-feeding in erythroblastosis Tuberculosis contact clinic for young children, College, Royal, of Physicians of Edinburgh: quar- foetalis, 650 (O); correspondence, 1107 work of, 1941-5 (F. J. W. Miller), 91 (0) terly meeting, 233, 848-Fellows introduced, 233- CAUGHEY, J. E. (and J. A. DUDGEON): Q " fever. - in D.P. camp in Austria, 226 Fellows elevted, 233-Members elected, 233- A serological investigation of case! previously Tuxford's index of nutrition in childhood: calcu- Annual meeting and election of officers, 1062 reported as primary atypical pneumoma, 684 (0); lation by graphical methods (H. Campbell), 821 correspondence, 972 (0); correspondence, 933 of Physicians of Ireland: Fellows ad- Causalgia: Of the face, 32, 150, 228, 433, 588- Unwanted child: national problem (book review). mitted, 37-Members admitted, 37, 891-Annual Review of 22 cases (A. J. Slessor), 543 1035 meeting and election of officers, 753 CAWSTON, F. G.: Hearing aids, 710 Welfare: Foundling Hospital child welfare CECIL, Russell I. (and others) (editors): A Text- scheme (D. H. Geffen), 23 book of Medicine, 7th ed., 421 COLLEGE, ROYAL, OF PHYSICIANS OF LONDON: Cell surfaces in senescence, alteration of, 571 Abrahams Lecturer, 277 Cerebrospinal fluid in poliomyelitis, 1021 Chiropodists, Register of, 595 Baly Medal, 277 Certification, medical: Limits of, 187; annotation, CHISHOLM, W. N.: Penicillin and blood coagulation, Bisset Hawkins Medal, 675 260; correspondence, 269, 346-Death certificates, 351 By-laws amended, 938 317-Medical certificates, 633-The last straw: Chlorbenzenes, toxicity of, 476 Bradshaw Lecture, 664 unholy smokes! 710, 797-Committee on certifi- Cholecystitis: Paracolon bacillus infection causing Comitia: Quarterly meeting, 277, 800 cates (annotation), 877 ; correspondence, 934 cholecystitis and suppurative hepatitis (Kenneth Councillors elected, 800 CHARBROL, Etienne: Nouvelles Etudes Cliniques et Walton and J. C. Leedham-Green), 1033 (0) Diplomas conferred, 277, 801 Biologiques sur la Pathologie du Foie, 912 Cholera: Annotation on, 619-Epidemiology of, Gilbert Blanc Gold Medal awarded, 801 Irradiation of gastric cancer, 785 Goulstonian Lectures, 227-Haematemes.s and CHAMBERLAIN, Digby: Choline, 683-Metabolic interdependence with ,melaena with special reference to bleeding peptic 350 lead- - E. Noble: Symptoms and Signs in Clinical creatine and methionine, 768 ulcer (F. Avery Jones), 441 (0), 477 (0); Medicine, 4th ed., 735 CHOWN, F.: Request from Finland, 274 ing article. 500 CHAPMAN, P. F.: Poliomyelitis. 398 Christmas greeting, 1043 Harveian Oration: Our Founders and Benefactors Charles, John, obituary notice of, 798 CHRISTIAN, Henry A.: Osler's Principles and Prac- (C. E. Lakin), 706 CHARLES-EDWARDS, T.- Homosexuals, 842 tice of Medicine, 16th ed., 134 - Orations, 1656-1947: A study in tradition CHARLESWORTH, Franklin: Chiropody: Theory and CHRISTIE, R. V.: Penicillin in subactive infective (W. J. Bishop and F. N. L. Poynter), 622; Practice, 3rd ed., 615 endocarditis, 430 correspondence, 707 CHARLEWOOD, G. P.: Complete prostatectomy, Chromatography applied to medicine (leading - Orator for 1948. 277 508 article), 99 Jenks Memorial Scholarship awarded, 801 CHARLEY, Vernon L. S.: Vitamin C content of fruit- CHURCHILL, Winston: The medical profession, 465 Leverhulme scholarships, 891 squash concentrates, 789 CIBERT, Jean: La Tuberculose Re6nale sous l'angle Licences to practise conferred, 277, 801 Chastek paralysis, 764 de la the'rapeutique, 456 Lloyd Roberts Lecture, 740-The health of CHATTEREE, P. K. (and J. C. BANERJEA): Diseases CICARDO, Vicente Hector: Importancia Biologica authors (Harold Nicolson), 782 of the Heart and Kidney. A Handbook of Clini- del Potasio, 373 Lumleian Lecturer, 277 cal Medicine, vol. 1, 299 Cineradiography in orthopaedic surgery (Leon Members elected, 277, 801 CHAUCHARD, Paul: La Douleur, 18 Gillis), 140 (0) Milroy Lecturer, 801 Cheilosis, 682 Circulation, artificial, produced by rocking: its use Mitchell Lecturer, 227 Chemical carcinogenesis (leading article), 659 ; cor- in drowning and anaesthetic emergencies (F. C. Murchison Scholarship, 277 respondence, 929 Eve), 295 (0) Oliver-Sharpey Lecturer, 227 Chemist, description of a, 75 Circumcision: Anaesthesia for, 357-In small boys, Representatives of College on other bodies Chemistry: Century of (leading article), 59-Part 1065 elected, 277, 800 of chemistry in the new therapeutics (Sir Henry Citrate in urinary infection, 71 Dale), 161 (0)-11th International Congress of CIVATTE, A.: Pr6cts_de Dermatologie, 5th ed., 256 College,. Royal, of Surgeons of Edinburgh: Fellows Pure and Applied Chemistry, 233-Physiological CLARK, Agnes C.: Tuberculosis in a D.P. camp in admitted, 354-Annual meeting and election of chemistry (book review), 329 Austria, 226 officers, 753-Pass lists, 753 BRITISH JULY-DEC., 1947 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL 7

COLLEGE, ROYAL, OF SURGEONS OF ENGLAND: Constipation in an infant, 896 Correspondence (continued): Air-borne infection (R. J. V. Pulvertaft), 517 (0); Contraceptives, chemical, 282, 440 Children: Treatment of the maladjusted child, 29 leading atticle, 535 Convalescent homes (annotation), 580; correspon- -In-patient treatment of the maladjusted, 150 American surgeons honoured. 505 dence, 673 Colour-blind, signals for the, 190 Annual report, 768 COOK, G. T. (and B. P. MARMION):-Gastro-enteritis Companions of St., Luke, 1012 Appointments, 37, 891 of unknown aetiology: an outbreak in a maternity Convalescent homes, 673 Arnott Demonstrators, 156 unit, 446 (0) Coroners: Inquests, 152-Reporting deaths to, 187 Arris and Gale Lectures, 156 W. R. Ivimey (and C. C. HENTSCHEL): -Coroner's Court, 272, 398 Bernhard Baron Lecture: Metabolic disturbances Biology for Medical Students, 4th ed., 576 Costaclavicular syndrome, 69, 147, 188 after injury (J. Beattie), 813 (0); corrections, COOKE, Robert A.: Allergy in Theory and Practice, Death, sudden, after intravenous injection, 629 1018 533 Dermatitis, arsenical, treated with BAL, 227 Blane medal, 675 COOKSON, C. C.: Temporary hydronephrosis, 34 Diabetes insipidus and hyperostosis frontalis, 976 Charter, Supplemental, granted, 37 Harold (and F. H. STAINES): Thiouracil in mellitus, nicotinamide and, 148 Bland-Sutton Scholarship, 891 toxic goitre: a review of four years' experience, Diarrhoea and dysentery, acute non-specific, 31, Bradshaw Lecture, 740, 891 759 (0); correspondence, 927, 971 189, 351, 470, 971 Council: Ordinary mneeting, 37, 277, 891, 1062- Cooper, Elien Matilda, estate of, 676 Dicoumarol, 748, 928, 1009 Members co-opted, 37, 675, 891-Elections, 79- - Harry, obituary notice of, 400 Diphtheria, control and treatment, 839 Quarterly meeting, 156, 675-Extraordinary COPE, V. Zachary: Actinomycosis of rectum and Disclaimer: Two names alike, 230 meeting, 593 anus, 273 Diuretic, mercurial, 669-Sudden death after in- Dental Surgery, Faculty of: First Fellows invited, Copeman, Sydney Arthtur Monckton, estate of, 1064 travenous injection of, 1009 156--First members of Board, 156, 353, 553- W. S. C.: The Treatment of Rheumatism in d-Tubocurarine chloride, " unjustified " use of, Gown for Fellows approved, 156 General Practice, 4th ed., 872 840, 976, 1009 Diplomas granted, 37, 156, 593, 675, 891, 1062 Copland, James George, obituary nptice of, 635 Dwarfism, hormones, and dieting, 977 of Fellowship granted, 1062 CoRBETr, H. Vincent: " Unjustified " use of Dyspepsia and aspirin, 590 of Membership granted, 277, 1062 d-tubocurarine chloride, 977 E.C.T., 32-Status epilepticus after. 928 Erasmus Wilson Demonstrators, 156 Coroners: Coroner's inquest, 152-Review of book Edinburgh, lectures from, 151 Faculty in Dental Surgery, First meeting of the on, 212-Coroner's Court, 272, 398 Education for general practice, 706, 791 Board. 353 Corporation, National, for the Care of Old People: Elderly and infirm: Care and treatment of, 28, Fellows elected, 891 Advisory Council appointed, 513 351, 549-Housing the infirm, 509 Fellowships granted, 37, 593 CORRADETri, Augusto: Introduzione allo Studio dei Erythroblastosis foetalis and breast-feeding, 1007 honorary, conferred, 505 (corrected), 598 Protozol Parassitl dell' Uomo, 872 Euphoriant for depression, 113 Final F.R.C.S.: Regulations, 277' Corrections: Annual dinner of Association of Sur- Examining overseas, 509 Hallett Prize, 675, 891 geons of Great Britain and Ireland, 196 (79)- Fingertip injuries: Primary treatment by skin Hunterian Orator, 891 Symmetrical gangrene in the African 196 (108)- grafting, 152, 227 Hunterian Professors, 156 Bleached bread, 238 (159)-I.M.S., 404 (300)- Finland, request from, 274 Hospitals' recognized, 675, 891, 1062 Making of a medical practitioner, 440 (374)- Foetal cries, 508, 631, 672, 710, 749, 931, 1011l International Surgical Congress, the R.C.S. and Recommendation as a medicine, 472 (114-Acute Folic acid: Vlhat is it? 188 (annotation), 539 poliomyelitis, 476 (292)-Instructions for Diploma Food: British resources and requirements, 885- Macloghlin Scholarship awarded, 156, 615 in Tropical Medicine and Hygiene at Liverpool, Cuts and vitamins, 885-And calories, 926, Medal, Honorary, presented, 505 516 (390)-Members of Board of Faculty in Dental 1011-Diet and health, 926, 971, 1012, 1058 Moynihan Lecture: Duodenal ulcer (Arthur W. Surgery, R.C.S., 553 (353)-Introduction of Dr. FPractures, stress, of metatarsals In childhood, 147 Allen), 540-annotation, 538 Alfred Blalock at R.C.S., 598 (505)-Carcinoma of Fungi, edible, 797 Museum: sections reopened, 800 breast, 598 (542)-Spelling of Keith Vartan's name, Fungus poisoning, 395, 587 President re-elected, 102 680 (615)-Carbachol accident, 713 (636)-Vitamin Gall-bladder: Surgery of, 70-Gastrectomy and Primary Fellowship: Pass list, 313 D, 758 (683)-Metabolic disturbances after injury. disease of, 111-Diathermy dissection of, 350 Research Stholarships endowed, 1062 1018 (813) Gangrene, symmetrical, in the African, 108 Restoration Fund, 675 Gastrectomy, synchronous combined total, 929 Gastro-enteritis, acute non-specific, 971 College, Royal, of Surgeons in Ireland: Fellowships Cormspondence: Gastroscopy: Treatment of injuries following in- received, 675-Pass list, 1062-Fellowship con- A protest, 844 sertion of gastkoscope, 587 ferred, 1062 A word of praise, 888 General knowledge and general practice, 28, 74, COLLINS, Willam: Duodenal ulcer and priority Abdominal palpation, method of, 839 148, 230, 398 foods, 886 Abortion, treatment of, 272' Geriatric department, 978 Sir William Henry, obituary notice of, 935 Accidents, road, 708, 749, 790, 843, 934 ' Golden ointment," 352 COLLIS, Eirene: A Way of Life for the Hani- Actinomycosis of rectum and anus, 273 Gonococcal complement-fixation test in India, capped Child. A New Approach to Cerebral Adder bite, 146 230 Palsy, 694 Advice to lay committees. 148 Guild of St. Luke, 1058 Collyer, Brice, estate of, 316 Ageing, research on, 934 Haemopneumothorax, spontaneous, 588 'Colon, perforation of, in amoebiasis, 124 Air travel, 838, 933 Haemorrhage in the newborn, 549 Colour and warmth, 274 Almoners, future of, 843, 1011 Hairdressers, unclean. 978 Colour-blindness: signals for the colour-blind, 190 Amoebiasis: Surgical aspects of, 227-Late com- Harveian Oradons, 707 -Colour-index, calculation of, 33, 149, 227 plicadons of, 269 Health: Of young workers, 29,150-Of children CoLQuHouN, J. (and Arthur JORDAN): Control of Anaemia, acute haemolytic (Lederer type), 590 attending day nurseries, 29-Of students, 843, hot-air sterilization of syringes, 705 Anaesthesia: For head and neck surgery, 745, 931; and the B.M.S.A., 1008 COLSON, J. H. C.: The Rehabilitation of the In- 788, 839-Safer administration of intravenous Centres, 744, 977 jured, vol. 2, 457 anaesthetics, 747-Endotracheal flange, 930 Regulations for air travel, 838, 933 Comerford, Beaumont Harry, obituary notice of, Analgesia, midwives and, 710 visitors, 841 231 Anatomy: Bodies for dissection, 510, 590, 633 Hearing-aids, 710 John: Health the Unknown, 534 888 Hemiplegia in young adults, 189 Commission, National Radium: Seventeenth Annual Aneurin deficiency, 933 Heparin for coronary thrombosis, 709, 838 Report, 66 Another name, 34 lIepatic-duct, congenital malformation of, 32 Committee, Consultants and Specialists Spens, 355 Anticoagulants in coronary thrombosis, 794, 929 Iermaphrodidsm, true," 1056 Companions of St. Luke, 1012 Appendicitis in the young child, 839 Holland's example, 190 COMPERE, E. L. (and others): Pictorial Handbook Arab medicine, history of, 151, 229 Homosexuals, 842-Treatment of, 632-Homo- of Fracture rreatment, 961 Army overseas, delay to, 228 sexual offences and psychotherapy, 632-In Complement-fixation test: Serological diagnosis of Arteritis, temporal or giant-cell; 270 prison, 671-And "sexual trauma," 795 epidemic influenza by the complement-fixation re- Arthritis, rheumatoid: New treatment, 433, 547, Hospital treatment of school-children, 795, 932, action (L. Foyle and R. W. Fairbrother), 991 (0) 632 1012 Conference, International, of Physicians: First post- Ascorbic acid, oxytocic action of, 976 Hydrocele: treatment by injection, 188, 311 war assembly in London, 430, 462-Dinner at the Association, British Medical: And world organi- Hydronephrosis, temporary, 34 Guildhall, Speech by Mr. Winston Churchill, 465 zation, 228, 347-And Commonwealth and Em- Hypertrichosis of the lanugo hair in malnutrition, -Aetiology of steatorrhoea (A. C. Frazer), 641 pire, 269-Report of Film Committee, 274 188 (0); leading article, 660-Breast-feeding in Asthma aqd the inhaler, 1011 Hypoglycaemia foliowing partial gastrectomy, 470, erythroblastosis foetalis (I. A. R. Cathie), 650 (0) Auricular inflammation, 671 588 -Value of B.C.G. vaccination in control of tuber- BAL: In arsenical dermatitis, 277-In treatment Indian Med cal Service, 309, 346 culosis (G. S. Wilson), 855 (0); correction, 1007; of gold dermititis, 670-And malnutrition of Influenza, fatal cases of, 1007 leading article, 873; correspondence, 1007-Social nervous system, 973 Insanity, temporary, divorce after, 469 surveys-medical 'and psychiatric aspects (C. P. Balantidiasis, 794 Intravenous infusion and transfusion, 508 Blacker), 723 (0) B.C.G. vaccination: Under the Red Cross, 790- Iodine and failing lactation, 274 Confidence trick, 806; disclaimer, 942 In control of tuberculosis, 1007 Jaundice, new theory of, 271 Congenital defect of left diaphragm with volvulus of Bedtime meal, 796 Knee-jerk examination, 794 stomach and transposition of viscera (E. Owen- Belladonna poisoning, 792, 886, 1056 Labour, direction of, 1007 Lloyd and Deiniol Roberts), 485 (0) Birth, premature, at sea, 272 Land of excuses, 113, 190-Cloud cuckoo land, 311 Congress, First European, of Rheumatology, 584 Blepharospasm, 977 Leprosy: And its problems, 73, 347, 432, 631- XIth International Chemical: Part of chemistry Blood: Calculation of colour index, 33, 149, 227- Sulphone treatment of, 110 in the new therapeutics (Sir Henry Dale), 161 (0); Gravity and haemoglobin, 311-Alkaline haeL Leukanaemia and myelosclerosis, 1057 Leading article on, 179-Report of discussion, 223 matin method for determination of haemoglobin, Lungs: Miliary appearances in lungs in mitral Inter-American, of Surgery: Vol. I of Trans- 349-Pure anti-E agglutinin in serum of an steiosis, 587, 708-Pulmonary haemosiderosis in actions, 373 Rh-negative woman, 433, 673-Transfusion in mitral stenosis, 709 International, of Experimental Cytology, 316 the war (1939-45). 309 Malaria, primary, in,London, 31 of Medicine: Neurolosical Section: Bornholm disease, 111-In the tropics, 188, 549- Malnutrition: Manifestations of, 310, 470, 588- Malnutrition of nervous system (W. Russell Brain), In children, 350-In the South Pacific, 745 Tuberculosis and, 348 763 (0) Bristow, Walter Rowley: Suggested memorial, 934 Manic states in Far East, 673 of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists: Burn toxaemia treated by rapid venesection and * Mastitis, acute, treatment of, 30, 271 Aedology and prophylaxis of pilerperal sepsis transfusion, 271 Measles, 928, 1054 (Joseph W. Bigger), 599 (O)-Shock in obstetrics Calories and the Olympic games, 73 Medical education: General training, 352-G.M.C. (W. A. Scott), 647 (0), 718 Camphor poisoning, case of, 1009 and, 545, 660. 791 - Physiological: Seventeenth meeting, 264 Cancer: Factors in aetiology of skin cancer, 33- photography, 710, 797 - Surgical, R.C.S. and (annotation), 539 Irradiation of gastric cancer, 350-Penile car- profession: Financial independence, 34- - Rotunda Bicentenary, 106 cinoma, 841. 928, 1010-Carcinogenesis, 929- Alien doctors, 510-Specialists, 843; remunera- Conjunctiva, xerotic changes in, 681 Relief of pain in pelvic cancer, 974 don of, 977 - palpebral. myiasis of, 31 Causalgia of the face, 32, 150, 228, 433, 588 Medicine in the United States, 108, 189, 431 CONNOLLY, N. K.: Medicine in the United States, 108 Certification: Limits of, 187, 269, 346-Medical Medico-Nursing Society, 1057 CONSTAM, Georg R.: Leitfaden fUir Zuckerkranke, certificates, 633-Reduction of certificates, 934 Meningitis after spinal anaesthesia, 226 961 Child-bearing and tuberculosis, 837, 930, 1056 tuberculous, early diagnosis of, 507, 587, 747 BRITISH 8 J ULY-DEC., 1947 INDEX MEDICAL JOURtNAL

Correspondence (continued): Correspondence (continued): Curare: In anaesthesia (John Gillies), 542-Thio- Mental disorder, physical therapy of, 32, 72, 74, Tuxford's index, 933 pentone-nitrous-oxide-oxygen anaesthesia with 110 Ulcer, anastomotic, after Somervell operation, curare for head and neck suLrgery (J. G. Bourne), health and world citizenship, 837, 934 395 654 (0); correspondence, 745, 788. 839-In anaes- Milk, 842-In schools, 352-Certificates, 432- - duodenal, 927-Choice of drugs in treatment, thesia, 665-" Unjustified " use of d-tubocurarine Ration, 633-H.T.S.T. pasteurization, 927 146-And priority foods, 745, 842, 886 chloride, 840, 976, 1009 Mind and matter, 433, 510. 633, 673 peptic: And radiology, 109-Antacids for, CURRAN, Desmond: Limits of certification, 187 Morphine in a patent medicine. 747, 840 271-Peptic ulceration, 791 annotation, 260, 269, 346 'Mushroom" poisoning, 348, 432 Ulceration: nasal septum, 33 CUTHBERTSON, W. F. J.: Trace metals in nutrition, Myiasis of palpebral conjunctiva, 31 Uripary infection, citrate in, 71 1051 Myopathy with spina bifida, 149 U.S.S.R.: Soviet science, 706-Genetics and Cutler, Elliott Carr, obituary notice of, 312 Naevus, giant, 396 science in, 792, 886 Cyclopropane, chemistry of, 357 National Health Service: Choice of specialist, 74 Vagina, foreign body in, 1011 CYRIAX. James: Rheumatism and Soft Tissue -Remuneration in, 112-Filling in the Act, 112 Vaginal temperature, 672, 840, 931 Injuries, 734 -Local Executive Councils, 148-Salaries of Varicose veins, treatment of, 546, 588, 630, 671, Cyst, removal of, from hand, 515 specialists, 189, 270, 309, 398, 589, 710- 708, 793, 888-Symptoms of, 590 Cystitis, chronic, penicillin in, 196 Messages" in, 190--Working hours, 270- Variola, vaccination against, 109 Cytology: International Congress, 316-Alteration of Negotiations with the Minister, 310-Censorship, Vitamins: All the vitamins, 788-C content of cell surfaces in serescence, 571 1053 fruit-squash concentrates, 789-D in pregnancy, Neurosis: The extent of, 396, 468, 548, 590, 631, 927 669. 746, 793, 837, 929, 1053-in industry, 468 Warmth and colour, 274 -Battle neurosis treated with leucotomy, 971, Weights and measures: International system of, 1009, 1053 112-Metrical equivalents, 269 D Neurosyphilis: Treatment of, 709-Modern treat- Weil-Felix Wilson reaction, 670 ment of, 841 World Medical Association, 108 d'ABREu, L.: Primary bronchogenic carcinoma, Nicotinamide and blood sugar, 748, 1056 X-ray departments, space for, 977 107-Giant naevus, 396-Treatment of gunshot Nicotinic acid tolerance test, 190 Yeast extracts and fat absorption in sprue, 794. wounds of chest, 502 Nurses: Shortage of, 34, 113, 152-Standard of 928, 1058 - Frank (and others): Penicillin and treatment of nursing education in U.K., 149, 228, 274 infected hands in out-patients, 603 (0); correspon- Obstetrics: Intravenous ergometrin: for retained Corsets. 192 dence, 707, 790, 885 placenta, 309, 396-Retained placenta, 589, 709, CORSTON, J. MC.D. (and John STALLWORTIHY): DAHNE, S. F. Logan: Health centres, 744 975, 1058-Emergency service, 976-Relief of Treatment of inevitable, incomplete, and septic DALDY, Arthur Mantell, estate of, 316 pain, 1055-Flying squads, 1055 abortion-analysis of 600 consecutive cases, 89 DALE, Sir Henry: Part of chemistry in the new Occupational disease in review, 112 (0); correspondence, 272 therapeutics, 161 (0)-Metric equivalents, 269 Ophthalmology: The lazy eye, 310, 398. 469, 588, COSIN, L. Z.: Tribute to Prof. Noah Morris, 36- DANIEL, P. M. (and others): Studies of the Renal 796, 933-Contact lenses, 469, 589, 843, 978- Modern methods in care of the aged, 870; corres- Circulation, 694 Refraction testing, 842 pondence, 978-Organizing a geriatric department, DANIS, R.: Operative treatment of fractures, 503 Osteomyelitis, acute: treatment in children. 30 1044 (0) DANSEY-BROWNING. G. C.: The lazy eye, 796 Ourselves and the Russians, 434, 470, 796 COSSLETT, V. E.: The Electron Microscope, 961 Dark adaptation, 681 Oxygen poisoning in man, 70. 226, 396 Costoclavicular syndrome, 69, 147, 188 DARLINGTON, C. D.: Genetics and science in Patients: Transport to voluntary hospitals, 311- Council, Agricultural Research: New Institute of U.S.S.R., 836 Waiting for operation, 840 Animal Physiology, 438 DARMADY, E. M.: Cortical necrosis of kidney, 706 Penicillin: For osteomyelitis, 73-And blood British, for the Welfare of Spastics: Advisory DARWIN, C. G. (and others): Metric equivalents, 269 coagulation, 351-In treatment of diphtheria, and co-ordinating centre, 410 DAS, K.: Clinical Methods in Surgery, 1001 397, 547-For infected hands, 707, 790, 885- -- Empire Rheumatism: Tenth anniversary cele- Daukes, Sidney Herbert, obituary notice of, 435 Blood levels, 884-Waning power of, 974, 1053 brations, 411 DAVEY, J. B.: Leprosy and its problems, 432 -Allergy to, 974-In scarlet fever. 1054 - General Medical, and medical education DAVIDOFF, Leo M. (and Cornelius G. DYKE): The Personality, 932 (Sir Herbert L. Eason), 359 (0); leading article, Normal Encephalogram, 2nd ed., 496 Pethidine in labour, 7i, 374 (corrected, 440); correspondence, 545, 669. Davies, David Henry, obituary notice of, 191 Petrol, supplementary, 632 791 J. G.: Scabies infection of anus, 120 Pharyngoscope, infant's, 351 - Joint Tuberculosis: Report on tuberculosis J. H. Twiston: Staphylococcal infection by Physical development, 1058 service under the National Health Service Act, penicillin-resistant strains, 1054 Physiology of vision, 69 13 -J. N. P.: Endocardial necrosis and fibrosis, 665 Pleural effusion, 348-Prognosis of, 747 London, of Social Services: Annual report, - Owen L. (Editor): Statistical Methods in Re- Poliomyelitis, 226, 352, 396, 398, 431, 468, 470, 509 search and Production, 497 506, 510, 586, 590, 630, 673, 930-Disseminated -- Medical Registration, of Eire: Rules for William Thomas Frederick, obituary notice of, sclerosis and, 586-Spasm in, 630-Sympathetic notices to public press, 715 114 disorders in, 670-Fowl paralysis and, 795- -- Research: Clinical trials of streptomycin, DAVIs, E. D. D.: New Swiss otolaryngological Dogs and, 1054 25-New members, 355-Use and therapeutic clinic, 582 Population: Planning and world population, 395, value of BAL in arsenical intoxication M. E. (and M. C. CARMO'): DeLee's Obstetrics 506, 510, 589-Problems of. 434-World popu- 520 (0); leading article, 536-Fellowships for Nurses, 14th ed., 421 lation, 843, 932 awarded, 544-Toxicology research (annotation), DAWES, Ben: Man and Animals: What They Eat Porphyria, acute, 433, 629 739 and Why, 457 Pregnancy: After lumbo-dorsal synspathectomy, National, of Social Service: Report on D.D.T. as an anthelmintic, 805 974-Unusual, 975-Myocarditis of, 975 Salaries and Conditions of Work of Social DE, M. N. (and L. K. GANGULI): Penicillin in Prickly heat, alleviation of, 1012 Workers, 467 diphtheria, 397 Procaine, intravenous, 791 COWAN, D. J. (and others): Acute poliomyelitis with Dead-weight." 756 Prostate, complete removal of, 150, 271, 508 special reference to early symptomatology and Deaf-blind, 77 Pruritus ani as an allergic condition, 74 contact histories, 1019 (0); leading article, 1038 Deafness: Schools for the deaf, 155-In young of jaundice: antihistamine drug, 547, 710, I. C. (and John HARKNESS): Plasma viscosity children (annotation), 738 749 in rheumatic diseases, 686 (0) Death: Coroners' inquests, 152-Reporting of deaths Psychiatry: After-care of psychiatric casualties, - John Marshall, obituary notice of, 435 to Coroners, 187-Certainty in survivorship, 799- 33-Training a psychiatrist, 111-What is a Cox, Alfred: Tribute to Edwin Alfred Starling, 712 Infant mortality and social conditions (annotation), psychiatrist? 1012 -G. Lissant: B.C.G. vaccination in control of 876-Book on suicide, 1001-Suicide in peace and Puerperal sepsis, aetiology and prophylaxis of, 744 tuberculosis, 1007 war (leading article), 1004 " Q " fever, 972 Leonard B. (and Jean C. TOLHURST): Human certificates, signing of, 77, 317 R.A.M.C. War Memorial Fund, 346 Torulosis: A Clinical, Pathological, and Micro- sudden: Note on causation of (Robert Reiter's disease, 32 biological Study, with a report of 13 cases, 97 Richards), 51 (0)-After intrd'venous injection of syndrome, 747-And abacterial pyuria, 974 CRAFORD, Clarence: Heparin in surgery, 503 a mercurial diuretic ("neptal ") (A G. Oettle), Rheumatic Association, British, 509 CRAIG, W.: Financial independence, 34 530 (0));correspondence, 629,669, 1009 R.M.B F. Christmas Fund, 586, 796 CRAWFORD, A. Muir: Materia Medica for Nurses, DEARDEN, Harold: Creation's Heir, 497 Rotunda Medical Exhibition. 230 658 DEARLOVE, Arthur: The extent of neurosis, 590 Royal Civilian Medical Corps. 148 Charles: Intravenous infusion and transfusion, DEBENEDETTI, Ettore: Le Vie dell' Errore Clinico, Rutin in capilla-y fragility, 273 508 256 Sacro-iliac strain, 673 -J.: Duodenal ulcer and priority foods, 927 DEBRE, Robert (and others): Streptomycin and Schizophrenia, insulin treatment for, 1.50 Creatine: Metabolic interdependence with choline tuberculous meningitis in children: a preliminary Sclerosis, disseminated, 545--And poliomyelitis, and methionine, 768 note, 897 (0); leading article, 913 586 Creed, Edward ffolliott, obituary notice of, 591 Deficiency or intoxication? Problem in malnutrition Shropshire: Hospital treatment of school-children, CREW, F. A. E.: Genetics in Relation to C'linical of nervous system, 766 795, 1012 Medicine, 912 De GREEFF, Etienne: Introduction a la Crimino- Sinusitis, chronic, in children, 1054 CRICHTON, W. H.: Ringworm of scalp, 640 logie, vol. 1, 2nd ed., 336 Skill, human, measurement of, 71 CRICHTON-MILLER, H.: The extent of neurosis, 669 Dehydrocholic acid, 120 Smallpox with minimal lesions: new diagnosis, Criminal Justice Bill, 752, 980-Leading article on, DEJEAN, Ch.: Tuberculoses Jnapparente.,97 395, 470 826 Dr KOK, Winifred: First Baby, 418 Snoring, 933, 978 law and the new order (annotation), 63 DE LACERDA, Hilio: A Tir6ide. Fisto-patologia. Society, International, of Surgery, 629 Criminal Statistics, 1939-45 ; Leading article on Diagnostico e tralamento de suas enfermidades, Spinal pumping, 147, 228, 273, 844 suicide returns, 1004 658 State Medical Service, 271-In New Zealand, 34, Criminology, review of book on, 336 DELARUE, Jacques: Le Problcme Biologique du 73, 146, 229 CRISP, Margaret: Utility Nurse, 534 Cancer, 298 Sutures, tapered, for vascular surgery, 929 CROSBIE, Frank: Snoring, 933-Acne rosacea, 1066 DeliAquency, problem of, 924 Sympa.hectomy, pelvic, :057 CROSS, A. G.: Contact lenses, 843 DEL REGATO, J. A. (and L. V. ACKERMAN): Cancer: Syphilis, routine serological tests for, 928. 1056 CRUICKSHANK, Robert: Mode of spread of polio- D,agnosis, Treatment and Prognosis, 735 Testes, bi!ateral abdominal, with teratomatous myelitis, 306-Food and drink hygiene in U.S.A., DE MELLO, J.: Syphilis in Africans, 665 change and torsion, 709 627 DENNISON, E. J.: Bringing up baby, 238 Tetralogy of Fallot, 1010 Cruise, Sir Richard Robert, estate of, 80 Dental Materia Medica, 97 Thalamic syndrome, 109. 348-Dysfunction Crystals, living (R. McWhirter), 783 leading article, Dental operations: Influence of penicillin on coagu- syndrome. 187-And its treatment, 508 778 lation of blood, with especial reference to certain Thiouracil, 927-In toxic goi-re, 971 CUDAHY, W. J.: Mind and matter, 510 dental operations (Sir Alexander Fleming and Tobacco, 34. 230-The last straw: unholy' CULLEN, C. H.: Causalg'a of the face, 32, 433 -E. W. Fish), 242 (0) smokes! 710, 797 CULLINAN, E. R.: Army experience of infective Depression, euphoriant for, 113 rravel abroad for health, 668 hepatitis. 463 Dermatitis, arsenical: Successfully treated with BAL frsetse fly, 34-Game and. 152 CULPIN, Millais: Oxygen poisoning in man, 70 (3. Lawrence Reeve), 132 : correspondence, 227- Tuberculosis: In D.P. camp in Austria, 226- CUMINoS, 3. N.: Nicotinamide and blood sugar, Use and therapeutic value of British BAL in And malnutrition. 348-Control of, 633-In 613 (0); correspondence, 648, 1056 arsenical intoxications, 520 (0); leading article, Austria, 1011 Cummins, S. Lyle, obituary notice of, 938 536 JULY-DEC., 1947 BRITISH 9 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

Dermatitis, atopic, 896 DRAGSTEDT, Carl A.: Idiosyncrasy to drugs, 65 Electric convulsion therapy, 32-Status epilepticus -gold: BAL in treatment of, 670-Use and DRANSFIELD, P.: Myias:s of palpebral conjunctiva, after (A. Folkson), 335 correspondence, 928 value of BAL in (Gerald Slot and Alison D. 31 Electrocardiography, 463-In tetralogy,of Fallot, 905 McDonald), 773 Drink and Food infections, 626 Electroencephalography, 315 Dermatology: Liquid oxygen in skin disease, 65- Drowning, use of artificial circulation produced by ELIOT, M.: Conditions in U.S.A., 263 Review of books on, 298, 872 rocking in (F. C. Eve), 295 (0) ELLIOT, Walter: Delinquency, 924 DESHAIES, Gabriel: Psychologie du Suicide, 615 Drug addiction (annotation), 965 Elliott, Alexander McKenzie, obituary notice of. DESHMUKH, P. L.: Prognosis of pleural effusion, 747 Drugs: Choice of, in duodenal ulcer (A. H. Douth- 847 DE SWIFT, John: Essentials for Final Examinations waite), 43 (0); correspondence, 146-Idiosyncrasy ELMAN, Robert: Parenteral Alimentation .n Surgery in Medicine, 3rd ed., 824 to, 65-Reasons for inadequacy of opium deriva- with Special Reference to Proteins and Amino DEUTSCH, Helene: The Psychology of Women: A tives in intractable pelvic pain, 859-Purchase tax Acids, 871 Psychoanalytic Interpretation, vol. 2, 960 on, 980 Embryology: Human (book review), 96-Congenital DEWBERRY, Elliot B.: Food Poisoning, 2nd ed., 373 DRUMMOND, Sir Jack: The nutritious loaf, 344 defect of left diaphragm with volvulus of stomach Dextran," 419 Problems of Malnutrition and Starvation during and transposition of viscera (E. Owen Lloyd and DEY, Lindsay A.: Pink disease, 282 tihe War, 420-Diet and the nation's health, 883 Deiniol Roberts), 485 (0) DFP (Diisopropyl fluorophosphonate) in glaucoma Drury, E. Guy Dru, obituary notice of, 191 EMIL-BEHNKE, K.: Stammering, 912 (annotation), 100 George Montgomery, estate of, 80 Emphysema, chronic bronchitis and, 81 DHANJI, A. R.: New theory of jaundice, 271 DUBLIN, Louis I. (and Mortimer, SPIEGELMAN): Pre- Encephalitis: And acute infective diarrhoea (anno- Diabetes insipidus and uterine atony: case observed liminary report on longevity and mortality of over 26 years (G. Marafi6n), 769 (0); correspon- American doctors, 65 tation), 662-Diagnosis differentiated from that of dence, 976 DUCKS, G. (and others): Penicillin blood levels. 884 poliomyelitis, 1022 mellitus, 496-Book on, 66-Insulin sensitivity DUCKWORTH, W. L. H.: Anatomy of speech, 968 Encephalography, review of book on, 496 to, 475-Surgety of diabetes, 575-Aneurin in, 763 Du COUDRAY, F. C. Bourgault: Residual subacute Encephalopathy, Wernicke's, aneurin deficiency in, -Manual for diabetics, 961 and chronic prostatitis after penicillin and sul- 764 serological, of epidemic influenza by com- phonamide therapy in acute gonorrhoea, 651 (0) Endocrinology: Thyroid gland (book review), 658- plement-fixation reaction (L. Hoyle and R. W. Ductus arteriosus, patent, 462 Endocrine, allergy (annotation), 740; correspon- Fairbrother) 991 (0) DUDGEON, J. A. (and J. E. CAUGHEY): " Q ' fever dence, 756 Diagnosis, differential: Of poliomiyelitis, 1021-Of -serological investigation of cases previously re- Endometriosis, pyrexia as sign of (T. N. A. jaundice by flocculation tests (J. Basil Rennie and ported as primary atypical pneumonia, 684 (0); Jeffcoate), 520 S. L. Rae), 1030 (0) correspondence, 972 Endometritis, tuberculous, and sterility, 84 - early, of tuberculous meningitis, 507, 587. 747- DUKES, Cuthbert: Tribute to W. E. Miles, 551 ENGEL, Stefan: Anatomy of breast in its relation Importance of, in children, 897 DUNCAN, Garfield G. (editor): Diseases of Meta- to hormonal response, 68-The Child's Lung, 872 Diagnostic et Traitements, 485 bolism, 534 ENGLE, Earl T. (editor): The Problemi of Fertility, Diaphragm pessary, 598 - J. T.: Ringworm of scalp, 896 911 Diarrhoea and dysentery, acute non-specific, 31, 189, DUNGAL. Niels: Leprosy and its problems, 631 ENGLISH, 0. S. (and, G. H. J. PEARSON): Emotional 351, 470 DUNLOP, D. M.: 76 consecutive cases of thyrotoxi- Problems of Lis.ng, 912 - acute infective, and encephali:is (annotation), cosis treated with thiouracil, 541-(And J. A. L. ENOGAT, John (editor): Scierqce News IV, 421 662 GILBERT): Hypoglycaemia following partial gas- Enteritis and steatorrhoea, 598 DIBLE, J. H.: Pathology of infective hepatitis, 463 trectomy, 330 (0); correspondence, 470, 588- Enuresis in young adults, 1016 DICK, David S.: Pure anti-E agglutinin in serum of (And R. B. HUNTER): Antihistamine drug for Enzymes: Pyridine coenzymes, 682 Rh-negative woman, 95 (0); correspondence, 433, pruritus of jaundice, 547; correspondence, 710 Epanutin and phenobarbitone, combined action of 673 DUNSFORD, Ivor (and C. Christopher BOWLEY): (Donald Blair), 171 (0) DICKINSON, D. T.: Rotunda Bicentenary Medical Erythroblastosis foetalis and breast-feedirg, 1007 Exhibition, 230 DUNWORTH, J. V.: Radio-iodine and rad.o-carbon, DICKS, H. V.: Clinical Studies in Psychopathology, 143 EP;DEM IOLOGICAL NOTES: 2nd ed., 872 Duodenal cap, at base of (annotation), 966 Annual. report for Scotland (1945), 1064 Dickson, Walter, estate of, 983 secretion, morphine and (annotation). i3041 Birth rate trends in Europe, 554 Dicoumarol: Annotation on, 662; correspondence, ulcer. See Ulcers Births and deaths in Eire, 437 709, 748, 794, 928, 1009-Uncontrolled therapy, Dupuytren's contracture, treatment of, 757. 942 during September quarter, 715 941 DURAN-REYNALS, M. L.: The Fever Bark Tree, 695 Botulism, 157 Dictionaries: English-Spanish Chemnical and Medical DURAND, Richard W.: Standard of ntUrsing educa- Bubonic plague in East Prussia, 117 (Morris Goldberg), 177-Thor-pe's Dictiotnary of tion in U.K., 228 Cerebrospinal fever, 117 Applied Chemistry, 4th ed., vol. 8, s77-Americat DUTHIE, E. S.: Molecules against Microbes, 97 Cholera in Egypt, 637, 678, 714, 754, 801, 847, Illustrated Medical, 21st ed., 912 DUTTON, Gordon (and W. Alford TAYLOR): Unusual 851 Diet, and the nation's health, 882; correspondence, case of concealed haer0orrhage, 419 and dysentery in Punjab, 678 926, 971, 1012, 1058 Du VIGNEAUD, V.: Investigations with radio- Diphtheria immunization campaign, 235 Digitalis, prevention of cardiac lesions due to (anno- isotopes, 223 - in Scotland, 279 tation), Dwarfism, hormones, 501-Diisopropyl fluoropho phonate, 100 and dieting, 977 Dysentery at Wallingford, 850 Dilatation, acute, of stomach (B. Markowski), DYKE, Cornelius G. (and Leo M. DAVIDOFF): The Food-poisoning, 194-At Birkenhead, 38-Salm. 128 (0) Normal Encephalogram, 2nd ed., 496 typh,;murium outbreak at Lincoln, 117, 157-In DILLING, Walter J. (and Samuel HALLAM): Dental S. C. (General Editor): Recent A dvances in Perthshire, 512 Materia Medica, Pharmacology and Therapeutics, Clinical Pathology, 298 Gastro-enteritis, neonatal: At Rochdale, 554-At 3rd ed., 97 Dysentery: And diarrhoea, acute non-specific, 31, Scunthorpe, 892 DILLON, Fiederick: The extent of neurosis, 669- 189, 351, 470-At Wallingford, 850 Germany: Poliomyelitis in, 594-Births and deaths Dimensions of personality, 932 -balantidial, in Rodriguez and its treatment with in, 595 DINGLEY, A. Gordon: Penicillin for infected hands, mercury biniodide (M. Shun-Shin), 417 (0), Infectious Diseases during the half 885 correspondence, 794 year compared Diphtheria: Vitamin B and, 120-Field investigation Dyspepsia and aspirin, 590 with 1943-6 statistics, 118 of an outbreak (J. W. Webb and N. Macfadyen), Influenza control in U.S. Army, 802 248 (0)-Penicillin in, 397, 547-Polyneuritis of, Measles in Scotland, 235 763-Control and treatment, 839 Paratyphoid B outbreak, 235, 279, 436 -carriers, penicillin and (annotation), 538 Polio-encephalitis, 78, 235. 401, 436, 473, 512, immunization, 235, 279, 515-L.C.C. proposals, 554, 637, 753, 851, 982 344 Poliomyelitis, 78, 157, i93, 235, 278, 314, 355, Disablement: Disabled unemployment, 116-Rc- E 401, 436. 473, 512, 554, 594, 637, 677, 714, employment of a disabled person, 639-Resettle- 753, 801, 851, 892, 940, 1015, 1063-An ment from a base hospital (Margaret J. Mayfield), EASf, Sir W. Norwood: Psychiatry and degrees of American experience, 194-In Germany, 594- 919 (0) murder, 262 Anterior, 117 Dispensing, saturated solutions for, 238, 358 EASON, Sir Herbert L.: General Medical Council and Puerperal fever notification to cease in London, 78 Diuretic, mercurial, sudden death after intravenous medical education, 359 (0); leading article, 374 Quarterly returns: England and Wales, 236, 595 injection of (A. G. Oettle), 530 (0); correspon- (corrected, 440); correspondence, 545, 669, 791 -Eire, 279, 714-Northern Ireland, 315- dence, 629 Easton, Harold Augustus, estate of, 158 Scotland, 473, 1063 Dix, M. R. (and C. S. HALLPIKE): The peep-show- EATOUGH, J. R.: Foetal cries, 749 Rheumatism, notifiable, 436 a new technique for pure-tone audiometry in Eaves, Elizabeth Cowper, obituary notice of, 936 Scarlet fever in Scotland, 235 young children, 719 (0) ; annotation, 738 EBBETrS, John: New treatment of rheumatoid Scotland: Measles and scarlet fever in, 235- DIXON, G. Joly: Hemiplegia in young adults, 53 arthri is, 632 -Health of, 595 (0): correspondence, 189 Echinenone, 681 Smallpox, 78, 117, 157, s94 Helen Mary. obituary notice of, 634 Eclampsia: A toxaemia? 42-Lesion in renal cortex Tyhoid at Harrow, 802 DOCK, William (and others) (editors): Advances in in, 706-Case of severe pre-eclamptic toxaemia Typhus in London, 117 Internal Medicine, vol. 2, 373 (George Newbold), 997 (0) DODD, Harold: Anastomotic ulcer 12 months after Eczema, infantile, 403, 516 Somervell operation, 170 (0); correspondence, 395 EDDY, S. (and others): Guide to the Study of the EPIDEMIOLOGY: -Treatment of varicose veins. 708 Anatomy 'of the Shark, Necturus, and the Cat, Air-borne infection (R. J. V. Pulvertaft), 517 (0) DODDS, E. C. (and G. E. BEAUMONT): Recent 2nd ed., 775-Atlas of Outline Drawings for leading article, 535 Advances in Medicine, 12th ed., 615 Vertebrate Anatomy, 775 Bornholm disease, 50 Mary Janet, obituary notice of, 751 EDEN, Geoffrey: Poliomyelitis, 507 Infectious diseases and vital statistics, 38, 78, 117, T. C. (and R. Cranston Low): Atlas of Bac- - S. (aid N. J. ROUSSAK): Severe anaemia due 157, 193, 235, 278, 314, 354, 401. 437, 473, 512, teriology, 256 to diaphragmatic hernia, 733 555, 594, 636, 678, 714, 754, 802, 851, 892, DOERR, R.: Die Immunitatsforschung, 2 vols., 337 EDGAR, W. H.: The extent of neurosis, 746 940, 982, 1015, 1063 DOGGART. J. H.: Diseases of Children's Eyes, 18 EDGE, P. Granville: Vital Statistics and Public Pemphigus neonatorum, inquiry into ep-demiology DOLL, Richard: Ourselves and the Russians, 796 Health Work in the Tropics, 2nd ed., 213 of (V. D. Allison and Betty C. Hobbs), 1 (0); DONNAN, L. F.: The extent of neurosis, 396, 631 Edgerley, Catherine Mabel, estate of, 80 leading article, 19. DOOLIN, W.: Wayfarers in Medicine, 912 EDISBURY, J. R.: " True " hermaphroditism, 1056 Pue-peral sepsis, 600 DOONER, Hugo: La Silicosis Pulmnonar, 1035 EDWARD, D. G. ff.: Poliomyelitis, 586 'Q" fever, 685, 972 Dougherty, Francis Martin Bernard, obituary notice EDWARDS, William: The Art is Long, 576 of, 114 Eggs: Salmonella poisoning, 139 Epilepsy: Combined action of phenobarb.tone and DOUGLAS, D. M.: Rhythmic activity in small EIRE: Medical grants doubled. 596-Committee to epanutin (Donald Blair), 171 (0); Status 543 examine medical education and epilep- intestine, __ _ to make recom- ticus complicating pregnancy (J. F. Goodwin and DOUTHWAITE, H.: Choice of in mendations, 954 drugs treatntent C. W. Lawson), 332 (0)-After electric convulsion duodenal 43 (0); correspondence. 146 Ejaculatio praecox, 82, 758 ulcer, therapy (A. Folkson), 335; correspondence, 928 A. W. DOwNIE, (and others): Case of smallpox with ELAM, John E.: Poliomyelitis,' 226-Relief from Epileptiform seizures in a Japanese prison camp. 167 lesions-new diagnosis, pain in obstetrics, 1055-(And others): Safety Epithelioma: Complicating lupus erythematosus DRANCZ, M.: Student health, 843. 1008 . apparatus for administering trilene-and-air anal- (Charles Ryan), 334-Treatment of basal-cell (an- Angelus: play by James Bridie, gesia, 27 notation), 341 10 JULY-DEC., 1947 INDEX BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL

EPPs, M. (and M. Chave JONES): Fiuture of almoners, Fertility: Some aspects of human infertility (Albert FOoD (continued): 1011 Sharman), 83 (O)-Conference (Family Planning Vegetables, canned, and botulism, 192 ERDEI, A.: Nicotinic acid tolerance test, 190 Association), 307-Review of books on, 420, 911 Foot-and-mouth disease: Research Committee Ergometrine: Intravenous, for retained jI1acenta, Pertilization, problem of (Lord Rothschild), 239 (O) appointed, 474 309-Toxicity of, 639 Fertilizin. 241 FOOTE, R. Rowden: Treatment of varicose veins, Ergotamine: In treatment of pruritus (annotation), 546 260-Toxicity of, 639 FEvERs: FORBES, Robert: Reporting of deaths to coroners, ERIKSSON-LIHR, Dr.: Conditions in Scandinavia, 263 Blackwater, 665 187-The medical witness, 969 ERNST, Jorgen: The Epidemiological Significance of Glandular: Spontaneous rupture " of spleen FORDHAM, Michael: Physical therapy of mental dis- Grouping and Typing the Haemolytic Strepto- associated with infective mononucleosis (W, 0. order, 72 cocci, 872 Spence), 910 Foreign bodies: Safety-pin in larynx for five weeks Erythema induratum scrofulosorum, 853 Q " fever: a serological investigation of a group (E. S. Burt Hamilton), 16-Expectoration of shell Erythroblastosis foetalis, breast-feeding in (I.A.B. of cases previously reported as primary atypical fragment after 29 years (Neville Oswald), 455- Cathie), 650 (0); correspondence, 1007 pneumonia (J. E. Caughey and J. A. Dudgeon), Clinical thermometer in bladder (John Hankin- ESNARRIZAR, Miguel Lopez; Dolores Mortales, 18 684 (0); correspondence, 972 son), 574-Unusual knee injury (broken screw- ESPIN, J. V.: Contribution a la Connaissance de Rheumatic (acute rheumatism): And the heart, driver) (William Marshall), 869-In vagina, 1011 L'Avitaminose C chez i'Homme, 615 42-Spinal pumping (annotation), 62; corres- FORGE, G. Baynton: Milk in schools, 352-New Ether Impurities (annotation), 61-Antiseptic effect pondence, 147, 228, 273, 843-Research, 356 treatment of rheumatoid arthritis, 547 of, 718 Scarlet, nenicillin in (annotation), 915; correspon- FORRESTER, F. K.: Occupational disease in review, ETHEREDGE, Maude Lee: Health Facts for College dence, 1054 112 Students, 5th ed., 373 Typhoid, mental disturbance as leading symp;om FORRESTER-WOOD, W. R.: Vaginal temperature, 840 Euler's cozymase, 682 of (W. Maude), 254 FORSTER, William: Acute non-specific gastro-enter- EuNsoN, L. H.: E.C.T., 32- Undulant, treatment of (annotation), 700 itis, 971 Eunuchoidism, 852 -Zinc-fume, 439 FORSTNER, G. E.: Metallic contaminants in food- Evans, David John, obituary notioe of, 35 stuffs, 1050 Robert: Old people and their medical care, FFRENCS, G. E. (and H. H. MATHIAS): Adder bite, FOSTER, D. B. E.: Invaginated Meckel's diverticulum 925 146 containing tumour with associated intussusception, Sir Thomas John Carey, obituary notices of, FIAMBERTI, A. M.: L'Acetilcolina netle Sindromi 656 352, 399 , Schizotreniche, 0l34 FOURMAN, L. P. R.: Changes in blood phosphate - T. P. (and others): Case of Smallpox with Fibrillation, auricular, effects of thiouracil on. 760 after ingestion of glucose and fructose in sprue, minimal lesions-new diagnosis, 395 Fibrositis, plasma viscosity in, 686-7 411 (O)-(And D. A. K. BLACK): Some problems - obituary Tudor Benson, notice of, 713 Field, Edgar Alfred, estate of, 803 of tropical sprue, 645 (0), correspondence, 794 - Phonocardiography, Wiiam: 463-Cardiac E. J. (and James B. BRIERLEY): Spinal pump- -Yeast extracts and fat absorption in sprue, 928 pn, 835 ing, 147, 228 FOWLER, E. F. (and W. N. ABBoTr): The Electrical EVE, F. C.: Artificial circulation produced by Aminta Giovanni Factor 3rd emer- FIESCHI, (and ASTALDI): La in Metabolism, ed., 497 rocking-its use in drowning and anaesthetic Cultura In Vitro del Midollo Osseo, 871 Fox, E. V. Piercy: Mind and matter, 633 gencies, 295 (0) Finger-nails, decay of, 515 -Francis Elliot, obituary notice of, 113 Everett, William, obituary nodces of, 35, 153 Fingers: treatment of -G. P. J. H. EWART, E. D.: A Guide to Anatomy, 6th ed., Primary fingertip injuries by (and TAYLOR): Non-clotting 296 skin grafting, 152, 227,-Loss of a finger, 806 needle for intravenous injections, 834 (and FRIEDMAN): Finland, request from, 274 FOXTON, J. R. V.: Judicial hanging, 986 EwEN, John H. C. Mental Health, FISCHER, A.: Pulmonary tuberculosis in Austria, Fractures: Treatment of wounds and, 220-Opera- 695 1011 tive treatment of, 503-Intefrtrochanteric fracture EwERHAsDT, H. F. (and G. F. RIDDLE): Therapeutic FISH, E. W. (and Sir Alexander FLEMING): of femur, 718-Nitrogen balance after, 814- Exercise, 534 Influence of penicillin on coagulation of blood, Suturing the fractured olecranon (T. J. Fairbank), Is Child ? EwiNa, Irene R. and, Alex W.: your Deaf with special reference to certain dental operations, 822-End-results in femoral neck, 924 299-Opportunity and the Deal Child, 457 242 (0) stress, of metatarsal in a young child (Lewis Examining overseas, 509 FISHBEIN, Morris: A History of the American Medi- D. Rutter), 55 (0); correspondence, 147 Excerpta Medica, 236 cal Association, 337-Editor of A Bibliography of FRAENKEL. E. M.: Pruritus ani as an allergic condi- Exercise: Pre-paralytic stage of poliomyelids *and Infantile Paralys's, 1789-1944, 421 tion, 74 effect of physical activity on severity of paralysis Fistula, gastro-jejuno-colic, treatment of (A. G. Ross France: French railway (northern region) x-ray (W. Ritchie Russell), 1023 (0); leading article, Lowdon), 543 ,train (Pierre le GO), 221 (0) 1038 FITZGERALD, Otho: Divorce after temporary in- FRANCIs, Clement: Poliomyelitis and chlorination of Exeter, medical history of (book review), 784 sanity, 469 water, 440 EYRE-BROOK, A. L.: Recurrent dislocation of Patrick: Causalgia of face, 150 G. E. (and A. WORMALL): Investigations with shoulder, 923 FiTzwiLLiAMs, D. C. L.: Cancer of the Breast, 961 radio-phosphorus, 223 EYSENCK, H. J.: Dimensions of Personality, 657; FLEMING, Sir Alexander: Some aspects of penicillin, John: Bovine Tuberculosis, 695 correspondence, 932 430-(And E. W. FISH): Influence of penicillin FRANKLIN, K. J. (and others): Studies of the Renal on / coagulation of blood, with especial reference Circulation, 694 to certain dental operations, 242 (0) Fraser, Sir John, death of, 917; obituary notices Robert Alexander, obituary notice of, 1013 of, 978, 1014 FLEMMINo, Cecil: Minor Surgery (Heath: Pol!ard: Kenneth, obituary notice of, 191. Davies: Williams) for the Use of House Surgeons, Louise: Mosquito bites, 942 Dressers, and Jurnior Practitioners, 23rd ed., 372 FRAZER, A. C.: Aetiology of streatorrhoea, 641 (0); F Charles E. S.: G.M.C. and medical education, leading article, 660 669 W. M.: Duncan of Liverpool, 299 Faculty of Radiologists: Bronchiectasis in children, FLETCHER, Ernest: Medical Disorders of the Loco- FREEDMAN, Bernard J.: Method of abdominal palpa- 107-Irradiation of gastric cancer (G. Granston motor System, Including the Rheumatic Diseases, tion, 839-Ulceration of wedding-ring in:o Fairchild and Alan Shorter). 243 (0); corres- 17 phalanx, 1034 pondence, 350-Pass list, 1062 - J. A.: Student health and the B.M.S.A., 1008 FREEMAN, John: Food allergy, 896 - Royal, of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow: Flexner, Simon, commemorated by Rockefeller FREILICH, E. B. (and G. C. COE): Manual of Phy- Surgery in two wars (Philip H. Mitchiner), 219 Institute for Medical Research, 47 sical DIagnosis, 3rd ed., 912 (0); correspondencd, 309-Fellows admitted. 472. Flint, Harold Edwards, estate of, 803 FREUD, Anna: Aggression in relation to emotional 981-Annual Meeting and election of officers, FLOOD, Charles M. (and others): Penicillin and development, normal and pathological, 1048- 801 treatment of infected hands in out-patients, 603 (And others): The Psychoanalytic Study of the FAGAN, A.: Sulphonamides and penicillin in acute (0); correspondencd, 707, 790, 885 Child, 658 otitis media, 27 FLORIAN, I.: Les Varices, 824 FRIEDLAENDER, G.: Vaccination against variola, 109 FAIRBANK, T. J.: Fracture-subluxation of shoulder, Flour treated with nitrogen trichloride, production of FRIEDLANDER, Kate: The Psycho-AnalYtical Ap- 924 hysteria by (Sir Edward Mellanby), 288 (0) proach to Juvenile Delinquency, 97 FAIRBROTHER, R. W. (and L. HoYE: Serological Fluorine and dental caries, 280 FRIEDMAN, C. (and John H. EWEN): Mental Health, diagnosis of epidemic influenza by complement- FODDEN, J. H. (and E. J. MADDOX): Berger-Kahn 695 fixation reaction, 991 (0) test for syphilis, 131 (0) FRIEDMANN, I. (and F. POR): Acute interstitial poly- FAIRCHILD, G. Cranston (and Alan SHORTER): Foetus: Foetal cries, 508, 631, 672, 710, 749, 931, myositis treated with penicillin, 494 (0) Irradiation of gastric cancer, 243 (0); corres- 1011-Endocyme foetus in Fiji infant (R. W. D. Frolich, Theodor, obituary notice of, 472 pondence. 350 Maxwell), 732 (0) Fry, Humphrey Francis Warren, obituary notice of, FALCONpR, M. A.: " Costoclavicular syndromet" 69 Foggin, George, estate of, 513 192 Fallopian tubes: And sterility, 83-Causadon of FOLEY, E. J.: Status epilepticus after E.C.T., 928 FuENTEs. B. V. (and A. MUNILLA) (editors): Pato- tubal occlusion, 85 - T. C.: Road accidents, 843 logia Digestiva, vol. 2, 1036 Far East, manic states in (R. F. Tredgold), 522 (0) Folic acid, 682-What is it ? 188-Review of Fugue, after mepacrine (D. R. Macdonald), 959 FARE, A. (and R. I. BODMAN): Convulsions under book on, 298 FULD, H.: Old people and their medical care, 925 thiopentone, 175 FOLKSON, A.: Status epilepticus after electric con- Fulton, George Keith, obituary notice of, 593 Fat absorption: Aetiology of steatorrhoea (A. C. vulsion therapy, 335: correspondence, 928 John F.: Sherrington's impact on neurophy- Frazer), 641 (0); leading article, 660; corres- FOLLEY, J. S.: Lactation and galactopoiesis, 68 siology, 807 (0); leading article, 825 londence, 794, 928, 1058 Fund, Commonwealth: Fellowships, 145-Royal Fawcus, Sir Harold Ben, obituary notice of, 712 FOOD: Medical Benevolent: Christmas appeal, 586. 796 Federation, World, of Pathologists, 222 Allergy, 598, 896, 986 Fungi: Some edible fungi (John Ramsbottom), 304 FEER. E.: Diagnostik der Kinderkrankheiten, 5th Children's diets (leading article), 458 (0); annotation, 302; correspondence, 587, 797 ed., 734 Consumption, 786-Changes in. 427 Fungus poisoning: By Inocybe fastiglata (Donald Feet, " happy," 476, 640 Eggs: Salmonella poisoning, 139 Wilson), 297 (0): annotation, 302; corresponw FELDMAN, Maurice: Psychogenic factor in peptic Flour: Production of canine hysteria by flour .dence, 348, 395, 432, 587 ulcer, 65 treatled with nitrogen trichloride (agene process) FELL, J. N.: Another name, 34 (Sir Edward Mellanby), 288 (0) Fellowship, Beit Memorial, for Medical Research. Food cuts and vitamins (leading article), 696 267 correspondence, 885 - Berkeley, 158 Health and (Parliament), 76 G Dorothy Ttmple Cross Research, awarded, 544 Infections, food and drink, 626 Rockefeller Medical, awarded, 544 Metallic contaminants in foodstuffs, 1050 Gage, Harold Courtney, obituary notice of, 591 Tuberculosis, 983 Poisoning, annotation on, 138 GAIRDNER, Douglas: Early diagnosis of tuberculous Femur: Intertrochanteric fracture of, 718-End- Potatoes, why peel? (annotation), 917 meningitis, 747 results in 192 cases of fracture of femoral neck, Production, 787 Galactopoiesis," 68 924 Protein, sunflower-seed (annotation), 22 GALBRAITH, Walter W.: On complete removal of Ferguson, Thomas, obituary notice of, 635 Rations, CUitsin (leading article), 422 the prostate, 150 -V. L.: General knowledge and general pracstie, teas, swimming on (annotation), 181 GALE, E. F.: The Chemical Activities of Bacteria, 28 Stocks, national, 1061 213 In FERMONT, David A.: Primary malaria in London, 31 Sugar milk foods for infants, 1066 ,J. N.: Poliomyel}tis, 507 JULY-DEC., 1947 BRITISH I I INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

Gall-bladder: Complicatiosns following resection of GILMOUIR, J. R.: The Parathyroid Glands and GRUNBERGt, A. D. (and D. H. GAwsTH): Von stomach for peptic ulcer (C. L. H. Majoor and Skeleton in Renal DIsease, 872 Jaksch's syndrome in baby with congenital Th. J. J. Suren), 8 (0); correspondence, 111- GILSENAN, B. C.: Battle neurosis treated with syphilis, 495 Diathermy dissection of (R. J. McNeill Love), leucotomy, 974 GRuNEsERa, Hans., Animal Genetics and Medlcne. (0); annotation, 21; correspondence, 350-Para- Gingival disease: Experimental investigations- of 533 colon bacillus infection causing cholecystitis and parodontal disease-further clinical studies of Gubbins, Joseph Stanislaus, estate of, 849 suppurative hepatitis (Kenneth Walton and J. C. sugar-cane gnawing in treatment of gingival disease Guild of St. Luke, 1058 Leedham-Green), 1033 (0) (J. D. King), 987 (0) GUMPERT, T. E.: Miliary appearances in lungs in Galletiy, Wjlliam Gloag, estate of, 158 GIRDLESTONE, G. R. (antt others): Memorial to mitral stenosis-endogenous pulmonary haemosi- GALLEY, A. H.: "Unjustified" use of d-tubo- Walter Rowley Bristow, 934 derosis, 488 (0); correspondence, 587, 708 curarine chloride, 840 Giuseppi, Paul Leon, obituary notice of, 935 GUPTA, V. P.: Bassini's Operation Modified, 824 GALLIE, W. E.: Heparin in surgery, 503 Gladstone, Reginald John, estate of, 513 GUTTHRIE, Douglas: Centenary of chloroform anaes- GALLOP, E.: Frustration of left-handedness and Glands, Brunner, review of book on, 213 thesia, 701; annotation, 699 absent knee-jerks, 238 Glandular fever: Spontaneous rupture of spleen GALLOWAY, R. W.: R.A.M.C. War Memorial Fund, associated with infective mononucleosis (W. 0. GYNAECOLOOY: 346 Spence), 910 Abdominal inplantation of fertilized ovum (Edward GAMBLE, James L.: Chemical Anatomy, Physiology, Glaucoma: DFP in (annotation), 100-Chronic, 404. L. Nicolson), 998 and Pathology of Extracellular Fluid, 5th ed., 97 558 Books on, 176, 420, 575, 615, 1035 Gangrene of toes, 476 Globulin, gamma, in measles (leading article), 737; Breasts, increasing the size of, 41 gas, in two wars, 220 correspondence, 928 Cervical mucus, rheology of, 308 - symmetrical, in the African, 108; corrected, GLOVER, Edward: Limits of certification, 269-The Endometriosis, pyrexia as sign of (T. N. A. 196 Social and Legal Aspects of Sexual Abnormality, Jeffcoate), 520 GANGULI, L. K. (and M. N. DE): Penicillin in treat- 576 Endometritis, tuberculous, and sterility, 84 ment of diphtheria, 397 GLUECK, Bernard (editor): Current Therapies Fallopian tubes: And sterility, 83-Causation of GARDENER, T. H. (and others): Safety apparatus for of Personality Disorders, 18 tubal occlusion, 85 administering trilene-and-air analgesia, 27 Glutamic acid, annotation on, 62 Insufflation, therapeutic aspects of, 84 GARDNER, W. S.: Transient hemiplegia following in- Glycine, fate of, in body, 767 Menorrhagia in middle age, 281 jection of sodium morrhuate, 613 GODDINO, E. W.: Antacids for peptic ulcer, 271 " Menstrual tension," 639 GARMANY, Gerald: Limits of certification 346 Goff, John, obituary notices of, 674, 751 Pelvic pain: Sympathectomy and intraspinal GARRATr, D. E. (and N. L. ALLPoRT): Metal con- Goitre' toxic, thiouracil in: review of four years' alcohol injections for the relief of (J. P. Green- taminants In foodstuffs, 1051 experience (Harold Cookson and F. H. Staines). hill), 859 (0); Relief of pain in intractable GARRY, T. Gerald: History of Arab medicine, 230- 759 (0); correspondence, 927, 971 cancer of Pelvis (Meave Kenny), 862 (0); an- Genetics and science in U.S.S.R., 887 Gold therapy, 639 notation, 875; correspondence, 974, 1057 GARSON, J. Z.: Health of children attending day " Golden ointment," 352 Uterine atony, diabetes insipidus and: case ob- nurseries, 29 GOLLANCZ, Victor: Germany Revisited, 775 served over 26 years (G. Marafh6n), 769 (0); Gastrectomy. See Surgery. Gonorrhoea. See Venereal diseases correspondence, 976 Gastric: Analyses, 81-Control of acidity, 558 GOODCHILD, R. T. S.: Medical Jubilee in Central Uterus, retroverted, simple method of replacing Gastritis, aluminium and, 757 Africa-Arrival of Sir Albert Cook in 1897 in (T. N. A. Jeffcoate), 520 Gastro-enteritis, acute non-specific, 971 Uganda, 342 -spastic, and non-fertility, 308 of unknown aetiology: outbreak in maternity GOODFELLOW, J. A.: Disseminated sclerosis and Vagina, foreign body in, 1011 unit (G. T. Cook and B. P. Marmion), 446 (0) poliomyelitis, 586 Vaginal discharge, staining films of, 440 of Gastro-intestinal system, diseases of, as cause GOODWIN, J. F. (and C. W. LAWSON): Status Smears and uterine carcinoma (annotation), sudden death, 52 epilepticus complicating pregnancy, 332 (0) 739 Gastro-jejunostomy, living with a, 640 Gopalan syndrome " painful feet," 165, 764 temperature, 672. 840, 931 Gastroscope, treatment of Injuries following insertion GORD3N, Douglas: Space for x-ray departments, See also Obstetrics of, 587 977 Gasttoscopic study of patients with haematemesis - Henry Laing, obituary notice of. 400 and melaena without radiological proof of peptic John: Endotracheal flange, 785; correspon- ulcer, 479 dence, 930 GATES, Reginald Ruggles: Human Genetics, vols. 1 - L.: Nicotinamide and blood sugar, 748 H and 2, 58 . GoRDoN-TAYLOR, Sir Gordon: Tribute to W. Ernest GAVEY, C. J. (and others): Fatal case of acute por- Miles, 633 HADDEN, R. E.: Fissured lip, 476 phyria with unusual features, 327 (0); corres- GORDONOFF, T.: Rezeptierkunde, 177 HADEN, Russell L.: Principles of Hematology, 3rd pondence, 433, 629 GORZ. Hedda: Sodium bicarbonate as antiseptic, ed., 212 GAwITH, D. H. (and A. D. GRUNBERG): Von 844 HADFIELD, Geoffrey (and Lawrence P. GARROD): Jaksch's syndrome in a baby with congenital GorTLIEB, B.: Urethane in acute leukaemia, 629 Recent Advances In, Pathology, 775 syphilis, 495 Gough, William, obituary notice of, 75; estate of, S. J.: Remuneration in N.H.S., 112 GAY, Leslie N.: The Diagnosfs and Treatment of 676 Haematemesis and melaena, with special reference Bronchial Asthma, 134 GOYAL, J. R.: Penicillin Therapy, 2nd'ed., 658 to bleeding peptic ulcer (F. Avery Jones), 441 (0); GAZDAR, Joht: National Insurance, 872 GRAHAM, Evarts A. (editor): The 1946 Year Book 477 (0); leading ardcle, 500 GEFFEN, D. H.: Foundling Hospital child welfare,. of General Surgery, 614 Haematology, books on, 212, 695 scheme, 23, George: Dsypeptic " ulcers, 282 Haematospermia, 640 Gelatin, food value of, 805 T. O.: Sulphonamides and penicillin in treat- Haemoglobin: And blood gravity, 217; corres- Genetics: Review of books on, 57, 533-And science ment of acute otitis media, 27 pondence, 311-Alkaline haematin method for in U.S.S.R. (leading article), 616; correspondence, GRAHAM-LIrLE, Sir Ernest: State Medical Service determitiadon of, 349 706, 792, 886 in New Zealand, 229-Negotiations with the Haemophiliac. reflections of, 985 GEORGE, I. B.: History of Arab medicine, 151 Minister, 310 Haemopneumothorax, spontaneous (J. K. McMyn), Mariam (and K. M. PANDALAI): Possible mode GRAINGIUR, G. J.: Foreign body in vagina, 1011 419; correspondence, 588 of action of penicillin, 210 (0) GRANGER, E.: Road accidents, 708 Haemorrhage, concealed, unusual case of (W. Alford GRANIT, Ragnar: Sensory Mechanisms of the Retina. Taylor and Gordon Dutton), 419 GERIATRICS: With an Appendix on Electroretinography, 657 - in the newborn, 549 Biochemistry of senescence (C. P. Stewart), 569 GRANT, John B.: Social medicine in the curriculum, Haemosiderosis, endogenous pulmonary (T. E. (0) 463 Gumpert), 488 (0); correspondence, 587, 708, Care and treatment of elderly and infirm, 28, 351, John William Geary, obituary notices of, 750, 709 549 799 Haig, William, obituary notice of, 846 - of the aged (annotation), 218; correspon- GRAUB, E.: Tuberkulose Relnfektion beim Rinde HAINEs, Masnus: Morbid anatomy and some dence, 549 und thr Einfluss auf die Reslstenz, 615 clinical indications of post-operative thrombosis, Climate and longevity, 1065 GRAY; Charles H. (and C. RIMINGTON): Acute por- 666 Hostel, short-stay, for aged and infirm, 680 phyria, 629 Hair: Turning white overnight, 160-Loss of, dur- Medical care of the aged, 925 L.. P.: Direction of labour, 1007 ing lactation, 757-Removal of superfluous, 805, Modern methods in care of the aged (L. Z. Mary Scott (and Marjorie MURRELL): Acquired 942, 943, 1018 Cosin), 870; correspondence, 978 syphilis in children, 206 (0) HALDANE, J. B. S.: Oxygen poisoning In man, 226 Organizing a geriatric department (L. Cosin), 1044 - T. Cecil: Anaesthesia for head and neck sur- HALES, 0. M. B.: Pink disease, 896 (0) gery, 745 HALL, F.: Economics of public health, 743 Populatioc, aged, of Great Britain, 870 GREEN, David E. (editor): Currents in Biochemical 1. Simson: Penicillin in acute otitis media, Research on ageing, 934 Research, 694 1050 H. C. (and others): Visible Speech, 658 Victor E. (editor): Annual Review of Physio- Gerlier's disease, 765 M. G. (and others): H. influenzae meningitis logy, vol. 9, 657 Germany: Public health, Berlin, 1946 (James in relation to treatment-Clinical study of four HALLAM, Samuel (and Walter J. DILLINo): Dental Melvin), 407 (0); annotation, 425-German tropi- cases- 414 (0) Materia Medica, Pharmacology, and Therapeutics,, cal medicine (leading article), 697 - Stephen, obituary notice of, 846 3rd ed., 97 Gerontology: Longest span of life based on records GREENHILL, J. P. (editor): The 1946 Year Book of HALLETr, Geoffrey: Remuneration of specialists, 977 of centenarians in England and Wales (V. Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 615-Sympathectomy HALLIWELL, J.: Your Health In War and Peace, Korenchevsky), 14 (0) and intraspinal alcohol injections for relief of 912 GESELL, Arnold (and Frances L. ILG): The Child pelvic pain, 859 (0); annotation, 875; correspon- HALLPIKE, C. S. (and M. R. Dix): The pee0-show from Five to Ten, 421 dence, 974, 1057 -new technique for pure-tone audiometry In Gestation, period, long, 36 GREENSTEIN, Jesse P.: Biochemistry of Cancer, young children, 719 (0); annotation, 738 GIBBENS, John: The Care of Babies and Youpg 421 HALNAN, E. T.: Supply of eggs, 787 Children In the Tropics, 824 GREENWOOD, Major: History of Arab medicine, 229 HAMILL, J. M.: International system of weights and Gibson, Charles Gordon, estate of, 715 -Tribute to A. J. Brook, 511-Genetics and measures, 112 GILBERT, J. A. L. (and D. M. DUNLOP): Hypogly- science in U.S.S.R., 887 HAMILTON. E. S. Burt: Safety-pin in larynx for five caemia following partial gastrectomy, 330 (0); - William Osborne, estate of, 158 weeks, 16 correspondence, 470, 588 Gregory, Arnold, obituary notice of, 846 M. (and A. B. SCLARE): Belladonna poisoning, GILCHRIST, K. J.: Suppurative arthritis of hip- T. P. (and others): An experiment In re-' 611 (0); correspondence, 792, 886, 1057 joint treated with penicillin: report of four cases, habilitation, 203 (0) HAMMEN, Rich: Studies on Impaired Fertility In 450 (0) GREVAL, S. D. S.: Gonococcal complement-fixation Man, with Special Reference to the Male, 420 - Rae: Surgery in cases of ductus arteriosus, 462 test in India, 230 HAMMOND, J.: Production of meat in Britain, 787 Giles, cartoon by, 1043 GRIFFITH, Edward F. (editor): The Road to HANDLEY, W. Sampson: Penile carcinoma, 841, 1010 GlLLIATr, W.: Tribute to Louis Carnac Rivett, 471 Afaturity, 97-Planning and world population, Hands: Tremor of, 440-Penicillin and treatment GILLEs, John: Curare in anaesthesia, 542-Statis- 395 of infected hands in out-patients (Frank d'Abreu tical analysis of present-day use of chloroform, GROLLMANN, Arthur (and Donald SLAUoHTER): Phar- and others), 603 (0); correspondence, 707, 790, 783_ macology and Therapeutics, 13th ed., 372 885 GILLIs, Leon: Cineradiography in orthopaedic sur- Groundnuts scheme, 752 Hanging, judicial, 160, 282, 358, 516, 986, 1066 gery, 140 (0) Growth: Small stature, 598 HANHART, Ernst: Deaf-mutism in Switzerland, 703 12 JULY-DEC., 1947 INDEX BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL

HANKINSON, John: Complication of birih control, Heberden, William Stanley, obituary notice of, HOOD, Sir Alexander: Indian Medical Scrvice, 309 352 HORDER, Lord: Rheumatism, 5th ed., 256 HANNAN, John H.: Heparin for coronary thrombosis, Heerfordt's disease: case report (R. Tepper), 1034 Hormones: Book on, 176-Treatment of cancer of HEFFERNAN, P.: Child-bearing and tuberculosis. 837 breast (annotation), 965-Dwarfism, dieting, and, HANSCHELL, H. M.: Treatment of varicose veins, HEGGIE, J. F.: Experimental production of cortical 977 necrosis in kidney of rabbits, 705 - sex, and prostatic hypertrophy, 281 HANSELL, Peter: Report of B.M.A. Film Com- HEGGLIN, Robert: Die Klinik der energetisch-dyna- HORN, J. S.: Spinal pumping, 147 mittee, mischen Herz.nsufflizienz, 872 HORNER, H. H.: Dental Education To day, 457 HARDING. E. B.: Leuconychia, 42-Transport HEILMEYER, L. (editor): Rezepttaschenbuch 7th HORNEY, Karen: Our Inner conficts. A Construc- patients voluntary hospitals, 311 ed., 735 tive Theory of Neurosis, 133 HARDWICK, S. W.: Problem of the senile patient, HEIMBECK, J.: B.C.G. vaccination, 464 Horse-fly bites, 356 HELD, R. (and others): Penicillin blood levels, 884 HJSKYN, C. H.: Health of young wo:kers, 29 Hare-lip: Jugged hair." 854 HELLIER, F. F.: Fissured lip, 120 HARGREAVES, T. H.: The extent of neurosis, 549 Helsby, Robert John, obituary notice of, 635 HOSPITALS: Harker, Henry, obituary notice of, 674 Hemicolectomy, for carcinoma of hepatic flexure Almoners, future of, 843, 1011 HARKNESS, John: Blood gravity and haemoglobin. (Ronald W. Raven), 249 (0) Beckenham: Presentation to Dr. O'Brien, 637 311-(And 1. COWAN): Plasma viscosity in Hemiplegia in young adults (G. Joly Dixon), 53 (0): Beds in Great Britain, number of, 155 diseases, 686 (0) correspondence, 189-Transient hemiplegia follow- Bethlem Mental Septcentenary, 25 Harmer, Daniel, obituary notice of. 153 ing injection of sodium morrhuate (W. S. Birmingham Accident: Surgical Unit, 236 HARPMAN, J. A.: Chronic sinusitis in children, ;054 Gardner), 613 Chelsea WomeY's: Experiences of fertility clinic, HARRIS, D. T.: Experimental Physiology for Medi- HENRY, M.: Standard of nursing education in U.K., 307 cal Students, 4th ed., 775 149 Continental, new, 704 states in the Far East, 673 HENTSCHELL, C. C. (and W. R. Ivimey COOK): Contracts, 891

Leslie the - J.: All vitamins. 681 (0) ; correc- Biology for Medical Students, 4:h ed., 576 Equipment, central purchase of, 37 tion, 758; leading article, 696, correspondence, Heparin: In surgery, 503-Treatment with (book Essex, Joint Advisory Council, 1032 788, 885, review), 533-For coronary thrombosis, 709, 838 Foundling: Child welfare scheme (D. H. Geffen), (and Kenneth V. THIMANN) Hepatectomy, for carcinoma of hepatic flexure 23 (editors): and Hormones, 58 (Ronald W. Raven), 249 (0) King George V Merchant Seamen's Memorial, Harper, Robinson, estate of, 555 Hepatic-ducet: congenital malformation. 32 Malta: Rebuilding fund, 1006 HARRISON, G. A.: Chemical Methods in Clinical Hepatitis, acute, in abdominal amoebiasis, 123 King's Fund: Fiftieth Annual Meeting, 267 The.r Application Interpretation infective: epidemiology and pathology. 463 London (Royal Free) School of Medicine for Techniques of Simple Tests, 3rd ed., 534 simulating biliary obstruction, 199 Women, now called Royal Free Hospital School James, estate of, 803 - suppurative, paracolon bacillus infection causing of Medicine, 316 R. E.: Population problems, 434 (Kenneth Walton and J. C. Leedham-Green), National, Queen Squacre: Physiology of cerebral HARTRIDGE, H.: Physiology of vision, 69 1033 (0) motor cortex: Contribution of clinical study HARTSTON, W.: Foetal cries, 631 HERD, David A.: Tobacco, 34-Self-controlled three- (F. M. R. Walshe), 830 (0) HARTY, A. H.: Edible fungi, 797 way syringe device, 1047 Newcastle-upon-Tyne General: Tuberculosis con- HARVEY, Simpson: Treatment of varicose veins, Heredity: Books on, 299, 823-Diabetes inspidus, tact clinic for young children, 91 770-Textile workers' diseases, 772 Patients: Transport to voluntary hospitals, 311 Clunie (and Harry HILL): Insect Pests, Hermaphroditism, true, 828; correspondence, 1056 Plymouth Mental, 893 ed., HERN, K. M.: Physical Treatment of Injuries of the Records: Report of course-con^erence for hospital HASHINGER, H. (and L. GLENDENNING): Methods Brain and Allied Nervous Disorders, 534 records officers, 921 of Diagnosis, 534 HERNAMAN-JOHNSON, F.: British Rheumatic Asso- Rotunda Bicentenary: History of (book review)- HASLETT, W.: Science in Transition. 497 ciation, 509 17; Bartholomew Mosse, founder, 24; Bicen- HAVINGA, (and others): Modern Development Hernia of diaphragm: As complication of lab6ur tenary International Congress, 106; Medical of Chemotherapy, 615 (Bryan C. Murless), 251 (O)-Strangulated (R. P. Exhibition, 230; correspondence, 230 HAWK, Philip B. (and others): Practical Physio- Shields), 495-Severe anaemia due to (N. J. Shoreditch: Question in Parliament, 752 log;cal Chemistry, ed., 329 Roussak and S. Eden), 733 Shropshire: Treatment of school-children, 795 Frank: HAWKING, Chemotherapy of tropical HERRMANN. L. G.: The vitallium cuff, 502 932, 1012 diseases, HERSON, R. N.: Amyoplasia congenita associated Staff: Workers from Europe, 192 HAWKINGS, J. R.: Genetics and science in U.S.S.R., with hyperostosis frontalis interna, 491 (0) Stracathro, 402 HESS, W. R. :- Vegetative Funktionen und Surrey plans, 438 HAWKINS, F.: Hemiplegia in young adults, 189 Zwischenhirn, 576 Unit suggested (H. J. McCurrich), 832 ; corres- Hay, Robert, estate of, 596 Hetero-auxine, 764 pondence, 977 -R.: Medical Service, 346 HEVESEY, G. von: Radio-isotopes in invest gation of X-ray departments, space for, 977 HAYES, D. E.: Premature birth at sea, 272 intermediary metabolism, 223 Hay-fever, HEWER, C. Langton: Intravenous procaine, 791 HOUGHTON, Marjorie: Aids to Practical Nuirsing, HAZELTON, A. R. (and Emil LEIGH): Six cases of Evelyn E.: A Textbook of Histology for 5th ed., 213 cardiovascular disorder with peripheral neuritis, Medical Students, 4th ed., 695 HOWELL, Edward: Escape to Live, 256 (0) HEWn-T, Harold B. (and others): Penicill.n and Trevor H.: Care and treatment of elderly and Health: on, 57-Last year's (annotation), treatment of infected hands in out-patients, 603 infirm, 28-Chronic bronchitis, 160-Future of authors (Harold Nicolson), 782 (0); correspondence, 707, 790, 885 almoners, 843 (Department of Health for Scot- - Selwyn: Unusual case of calcification of HOWELLS, William: Mank.nd So Far, 337 land), myocardium, 959 Howkins, Cyril Henry, obituary notice of, 936 Centres, 567, 744, 977 HEY, Wilson H.: Anastomotic ulcer after Somervell John: Post-operative thrombosis, 667 public: Future of public health education operation, 395 HOYLE, L. (and R. W. FAIRBROTHER): Serological Mackintosh), 368 (O)-ln Berlin, 1946 HICK, Barbara J.: Convalescent homes, 673 diagnosis of epidemic influenza by complement- Melvin), 407 (0): annotation, 425- HILL, A. Bradford: Statistics in the medical cur- fixation reaction, 991 (0) Economics (F. Hall), 743 riculum? 366 (0) HUDDY, E. C. H.: Poliomyelitis, 468 regulations for air travel (R. H. Barrett), Harry: Pasteurizat.on, 373-(And E. DODS- HUDSON, P. S. (and R. H. RICHENS): The New (0); correspondence, 838, 933 WORTH): Food Inspection Notes, 2nd ed.. 18- Genetics of the Soviet Union, 616 visitors, (And W. Clunie HARVEY): Insect Pests, 2nd ed., HUGHES, Doris C.: Shortage of nurses, 113 Hearing-aids. Otology. 97 HUME, J. Basil (and Guy BLACKBURN): Synchronous HILL, Sir Leonard: Oxygen poisoning' in man. 396 combined total gastrectomy, 817 (0); correspon- HEART: HILLIS, Barclay R. (and Geoffrey WATKINSON): dence, 929 Angina pectoris, 439, 598 Photosensitivity to sunlight from use of prophy- Humidity, nomograms for relative (G. H. Bell and Block, complete. young people (J. R. H. lactic sulphonamides-its relation to vaccination J. B. de V. Weir), 174 (0) Conrad Bremer), 906 (0) reactions, 609 (0) HUMPHREYS. G. H. (and F. W. BANCROFT) (editors): on, 96, Hindhaugh, Ernest Arnold Hodgson, obituary Surgical Treatment of the Soft Tissues, 213 Cardiac epidemic in Japanese prison camp, 166 notice of, 750 Hunter, John William, obituary notice of, 471 Cardio-pulmonary function after pneumonectomy HiNDMARSH, F. Denis: Bile peritonitis in infancy, - R. B. (and D. M. DUNLOP): Anti-histamine (annotation), 581 131 (0)-Treatment of varicose veins, 588 drug for pruritus of jaundice, 547; correspon- Cardiovascular diseases: Death rate in textile HINES, Edgar A. (and others): Peripheral Vascular dence, 710 workers, Anglican clergy, and draughtsmen, 772 Diseases, 774 Walter King, obituary notice of, 935 disorder, six cases of, with peripheral HINGSON, R. A. (and J. L. SOUTiIWORTH) (editors): - William: Health of young workers, i60 neuritis (Emil Leigh and A. R. Hazelton), 573 Conduction Anaesthesia, 256 HUSTON, John: Manifestations of malnutrition, 470 (0) Hip, treatment of unreduced pathological dislocation HUTCHINS, Myrtle M.: Poliomyelitis, 432 system, diseases of, as cause for sudden of, from septic arthritis in infancy, 924 Hyaluronidase, 240 death, HIRSCH, E. W.: Sex Power in Marriage, 735 HYATT, A. L. (and others): Safety apparatus for Congenital heart-disease, surgery of, 462 HOBBS, Betty C. (and V. D. ALLISON): Epidemi- administering trilene-and-air analgesia, 27 Digitalis, prevention of cardiac lesions due to ology of pemphigus neonatorum, 1 (0); leadng Hydrocele: Enormous intra-abdominal (D. P. (annotation), 501 article, 19 Burkitt and B. N. Kununka), 175-Treatment by Electrocardiogram in tetralogy of Fallot, 905 HODGSON, Stanley: Morphine in a patent medicine, injection, 188, 311 Electrocardiography, 463 840 Hydronephrosis, temporary, 34 Endocardial necrosis and fibrosis, 665 Hogg, Cecil Beresford, obituary notice of, 1014 Hygiene: Unclean hairdressers, 978 Fibrillation, auricular: Quinine in, 756-Effects of Holford, Christopher Tredwell, estate of, 80 HYMAN, Harold Thomas: An Integrated Practice of thiouracil on, 760 Holland's example, 190 Medicine, 4 vols., 575 stenosis, miliary appearances in lungs in: HOLLtTSCHER, Walter: Sigmund Freud: An intro- Hyperostosis frontalis interna: Amyoplasia congenita endogenous pulmonary haemosiderosis (T. E. duction, 457 associated with (R. N. Herson), 491 (0)-Diabetes Gumpert), 488 (0); correspondence, 587, 708, HOLM, J.: B.C.G. vaccination, 464 insipidus and, 976 HOLMAN, Portia G.: Advice to lay committees, 148 Hyperparathyroidism, secondary, calcium deposits Myocarditis of r-egnancy, 975 HOLMES, G. W. (and L. L. ROBBINS): Roentgen in iris in (C. Poniedel), 691 (0) Myocardium, unusual case of calcification of Interpretation, 7th ed., 534 Hypertension. See blood pressure (Selwyn Hewitt), 959 Holroyd, John Brook Henderson, estate of, 596 Hypertrichosis of the lanugo hair in malnutrition, Pain, HOLZER, W. (and others): R.K.G. RheocarrAo- 188 Penicillin in infections, 475 graphy. A method of Circulation's Investiga ion Hypertrophia musculorum vera (Ian L. Maxwell), Phono-cardiography, 463 and Diagnosis in Circular Motion, 133 656 Rheumatic fever (acute rheumatism) and the heart, HOLZMANN, Max: Klinische Electrokardiographie, Hypnotism. repeated, in a child, 941 96 Hypoglycaemia following partial gastrectomy (J. A. Tetralogy of Fallot and its surgical treatment Homosexuality: Lesbianism as cruelty, 472-Homo- L. Gilbert and D. M. Dunlop), 330 (0); corres- Murray), 905 (0); correspondence, sexual offences and their relation to psychotherapy pondence, 470, 588 (F. H. Taylor), 525 (0); correspondence, 632. Hypoglycaemic states (book review), 1000 671, 842-Treatment of homosexuals, 632-And Hypogonadism, methyl testosterone for, 160 HEATH, Clark W.: What People Are, 457 ''sexual trauma," 795 Hypothyroidism: Early symptoms and signs, 403 BRITISH 1947 13 JULY-DEC., INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

canine, of, by Infusion, discontinuous intravenous: Advantages and JESSE, F. Tennyson (editor): Trial of Thomas Jo/tn nitrogen (agene technique (Hamilton Bailey), 333 (0); co-respon- Ley and Lawrence John Sm.th, 534 Mellanby), 288 (0)-Agene dence, 508 JOHN, Henry J.: Diabetes: A Conc.se Presentation, article), INGRAM, John T.: Factors in ae:iology of skin 66 poliomyelitis (annotation), cancer, 33-(And others): Diseases of the Skini, Johnson, Charles, obituary notice of, 593 5th ed., 298 M. L. (and Michael ABERCROMBIE): New Injections, intramuscular or subcutaneous, 516 Biology, 735 Injury, metabolic disturbances after (J. Beattie), 813 - Wingate M.: The Years After Fifty, 373 (0); corrections, 1018 JOHNSTON, Lennox: Tobacco, 230-No:e on cure of Inositol, 684 tobacco smoking, 1052 IBARROLA, Vifies: Usia Epidemia Insanity, temporary, divorce after, 154, 469 JOLY, Henry: Traitement Chirurgcal de la Tuber- Siglo xvt, Insecticide, borax as (annotation), 829 culose Pulmonaire, 961 Ichthyosis, Institute of Almoners: Function and organization JONES, E. T.: Production of cereals and root crops, IKIN, OATES): of an almoner's department, 934 787 Hygiene, ed., - British, of Radiology: Irradiation of gastric F. Avery: Haematemesis and melaena with Ileostomy temporary, apparatus drainage Of cancer (G. Cranston Fairchild and Alan Shorter), special reference to bleeding peptic ulcer (Goul- Walker-Brash), 572 (0) 243 (0); correspondence, 350-Annual conference, stonian Lectures), 441 (0), 477 (0); leading ILG, (and GESELL): 316 article, 500-Medical photography, 797 Five Ten, of Hospital Administrators: Annual con- - H. M. Royds: Acute non-specific d:arrhoea ILIFFE, Physical development, ference, 184-Hospital administration in new and dysentery, 31 ILLINGWORTH, C. F. W.: Prospects of treatment health service (Sir Arthur Rucker), 184 -J. C.: Poliomyelitis, 590 peptic ulcer, 542-Textbook of Surgical Lister, of Preventive Medicine: Report of - J. T.: Child-bearing and tuberculosis, 930 - snent, ed., 18-A Short Textbook of Surgery, governing body, 39 M. Chave (and M. Epps): Future of Almoners, -National, for the Deaf: Annual general meet- 1011 Immunization, diphtheria, 235, 279, 515-L.C.C. ing, 715 - M. Maslem: Mothercraft in Pictures, 576 proposals, 344 - of 'Physics: Radio-isotope supplies, 142 W.: Rotunda bicentenary medical exhibition, Royal Anthropological: Anatomy of speeci 230 INCOME (W. L. H. Duckworth), 968 JORDAN, Arthur: Calculation of colour index, 149- Antivivisection societies and, 713 -- of Public Health and Hygiene: Infantile (And J. COLQUHOUN): Control of hot-air sterili- Appointment: Travelling expenses, 358-Ex- paralysis (H. J. Seddon), 675-Care of the mother, zation of syringes, 705 penses, 762-Diet in pregnancy (W. C. W. Nixon), 863- JORPES, J. Erik: Heparin in the Treatment of Commencement practice, Modern methods in care of thte aged (L. Z. Thrombosis. An Account of Its Chemistry, Retirement: Subsequent receipts, 680 Cosin), 870 Physiology, and Application in Medicine; 2nd ed., Subscriptions, - for the Scientific Treatment of Delinquency: 533 Annual general meeting, 924 JOSLIN, Elliott P. (and others): The Treatment of Incontinence, urinary, -of Social Psychiatry: Meeting, 1064 Diabetes Mellitus, 8th ed., 496 Indexes, half-yearly, Institution, Liverpool Medical: Psychogenic factors JOULES, Horace (and S. D. V. WELLER): Sulpha- Transactions Third T.B. Workers' of Con- in dysmenorrhoea, 788-Medical care of the aged, merazine treatment of pneumonia in adults, 947 ference Delhi, March, 1945, 321 925-Cure of tobacco smoking, 1052 (0); leading article, 962 Service: Leading article on, 301 Insufflation, therapeutic aspects of, 84 Journal of Clinical Pathology, 849 (corrected, 404); correspondence, 309-Farewell Insulin, 357-Recent Canadian research on (Charles JUDD, Archibald Reynolds: Diseases of the Chest. letter, Best), 183-Treatment for schizophrenia, 150 Diagnosis and Treatment, 775 (annotation), 700 Insurance, national health. See National health in- Judson, Joseph Edward, obituary notice of, 313 INDUSTRY: surance JULIUS, H. W. (and others): Modern Development Intelligence, subnormal (annotation), 781 of 615 on, 7, 489 Chemotherapy,

Dermatitis, 848 International Labour Office: Nutntion in Inidustry, JUNG, C. G.: Essays on Conternporary Events, 695 scheduled, 497 L. R.: pumping, 844 labour, 1007 JURY, Spinal day Intervertebral disk, prolapsed, 639 shifts, 116 Intestine, small, rhythmic activity in (D. M. young workers, 29, 150 Douglas), 543 Metal-fume fever, 120 Intoxication or deficiency? Problem in malnutrition nystagmus, 848 of nervous 766 and system, (leading article), 257; correspon- Intramuscular injection, needles 941 dence, 396, 469-Extent of, 468, 548, 631, for, K 590, Intravenous injections, non-clotting needle for (G. P. 669, 746, 793, 837. 929, 1053 Fox and J. H. Taylor), 834 Pottery (Health) Special Regulations. 1947. 1042 Intussusception, associated, KAMATH, M. A.: Ophthalmic Surgery and Sight- and invaginated Meckel's Quinone hydroquinone as industrial hazards diverticulum containing tumour with (D. B. E. Testing, 576 (annotation), 828 Foster), 656 KAMPMEIER, Rudolph H.: Essentials of Syphilology, Research. industrial health, 1015 Iodine and failing lactation (Margaret Robinson), 2nd ed., 97 Textile workers, nephritis in (Robert Platt), KAPPERT, A.: Die Diagnostik und Therapie des 771 (0) 126 (0); correspondence, 274 Iris, calcium deposits in, in secondary hyperparathy- Nebennierenausfalls und das Krankheitsbild der Trichlorethylene poisoning, 1065 roidism (C. Poniedel), 691 (0) relativen Nebennierenrindeninsuffizienz (Hypa- "Viscose" (annotation), drenie). 1001 Iron: Relative oral toxicity of some therapeutic KARANI, S.: Nicotinamide and blood sugar, 1056 paralysis. See Poliomyelitis iron preparations (G. F. Somers), 201 (0) -radioactive, metabolism of, 767 Kashmir, health service, 355 INFANTS: Katabolic response to injury (J. Beattie), 813 (0) IRVING-BELL, R. J.: Work at Fertility Clinic in corrections, 1018 Baby, bringing up, 238, 358 Bristol, 307 Kauntze, William Henry, obituary notice of, 797 Books on, IRWIN, W. K.: Complete removal of prostate, 271 Breast-feeding in erythroblastosis foetalis KAY, H. D.: Milk production, 787 (I. A. B. Isotopes, biochemical applications of stable and - Cathie), 650 (0) James: Dyspepsia and aspirin, 590-Asthma correspondence, s007 radioactive (A. S. McFarlane), 766 (0); leading and the inhaler, 1011 Circumcision, anaesthesia for, 357 article, 778 Constipation in Keane, Michael, obituary notice of, 510 an infant, 896 KEATINGE, Gerald F.: Health of young workers, 150 Death, sudden. causes of, 52 Eczema, infantile, 516 KEELE, K. D.: Yeast extracts and fat absorption 403, in sprue, 794, 1058 Erythroblastosis foetalis, breast-feeding in (I. A. B. Cathie), 650 (0); KEEN, J. A.: Ellis's Anatomy, 497 correspondence, 1007 KELLEHER, W. Howlett: Clinical observations on Feeding, mixed, for babies, 805 J Sugar in milk the present outbreak of acute poliomyelitis, 291 foods, 1066 (0) 476): annotation, Gastro-enteritis of unknown aetiology: Outbreak (corrected, 303-Measures in JABKOVITZ, Philip: Rectal prolapse, 1066 against poliomyelitis, 306 maternity unit (G. T. Cook and B. P. Jackson, William Ferriday, obituary Marmion), 446 (0) notice of, 1060 KELLERMAN, Francis: Early diagnosis of tubeTculous - W. P. U.: Citrate in urinary infection, 71 meningitis, 587 Haemorrhage in the newborn, 549 JACOBSON, Leon 0. (and Charles L. SPURR): Nitro- D. Brown: Bilateral abductor laryngeal Metabolism, protein (annotation), 664 KELLY, and gen mustards in treatment of disease, 64 palsy in Mortality social conditions (annotations), 876 syringomyelia, 655 unit JAFFE, E.: Penicillin for infected hands, 707 James F.: X-rays and wound infection, 65 Oxvgen for newborn infants (P. C. D. Mac- Clancy), 970 JAMFS, Norman R.: Remote control of closed cir- KELSON, R.: Guild of St. Luke, 1058

Pemphigus cuits in anaesthesia, 345 KEMP, Robert: Old people and their medical care, neonatorum,epidemiology of (V. D. JAMIESON, E. B.: Illustrations of Regional Allison and Betty C. Hobbs), 1 (0); leading Anatomy, 925 article, 19 7th ed., 961 ,KENNY, Meave: Relief of pain in intractable cancer

in R. A.: Perforated peptic ulcer-short-term of pelvis, 862 (0); annotation, Peritonitis, bile. infancy (F. Denis Hindmarsh), 875; correspon- (0) variations in frequency, 289 (0) dence, 974, 1057 -W. M. (and D. M. PRINSLEY): Bornholm Kenny Method 182 Pharyngoscope, infant's, 351 (annotation), Rhabdomyosarcoma causing acute retention disease, 47 (0); correspondence, 111, 188, 350, Keratinization, 68 (Ellison Minchin), 94 (0) 549, 745 Keratodermia punctata, case of (Bentley Phillips), Smallpox, 848 Japanese prison camps, anomalous manifestations of 689 (0) malnutrition in (R. G. S. Whitfield), 164 (0) Keratomalacia, 681 Thumb-sucking, 439 Jaundice: Volvulus in 48-hour-old baby: operation: recovery Liver function tests in diagnosis of (N. F. KERLEY, Peter: Statistical review of carcinoma of (R. D. B. Wright), 773 Maclagan), 197 (03-New theory of, 271-Anti- lung, 107 Jaksch's in histamine drug for pruritus of, 547, 710, 749- KERR, David L.: General knowledge and general syndrome baby with congenital Differential diagnosis flocculation tests syphilis (A. D. Grunberg and D. H. Gawith), of, by (J. practice, 74 495 Basil Rennie and S. L. Rae), 1030 (0) - Ronald: Bates on better eyesight, 806 JEFFCOATE, T. N. A.: Simple method of replacing KERRY, Richard: Chemical carcinogenesis, 929 Infection, air-borne (R. J. V. Pulvertaft), 517 (0) retroverted uterus, 520-Pyrexia as sign of en- KERSHAW, G. R.: Acute non-specific diarrhoea and leading article. 535 dometriosis, 520 dysentery, 470 Infertility, human, some aspects of (Albert Shar- JEFFERSON, Geoffrey: Tribute to George Riddoch, - John D.: General knowledge and general prac- man), 3 (0) 711 tice, 28 Infirm, using the. JELLINEK, E. M.: Phases in the Drinking History of KERSLEY, G. D.: Morbid anatomy and histology ot Infirmary: Sheffield Royal: 150th anniversary, 543 Alcoholics, 456-Recent Trends in Alcolholism rheumatic lesions, 584 Worcester Royal, history of, 255 and in Alcohol ConsumptIon, 9i1 KESSEL, A. W. Lipmann: Spinal pumping, 147 Influenza: Serological diagnosis of epidemic in- - S.: Dying, Apparent-Death and Resuscitation, KESTENBAUM, Alfred: Clinical Methods of Neuro- fluenza by complement-fixation reaction (L. Hoyle 337 Ophthalmologic Examination, 58 and R. W. Fairbrother), 991 (O)-General prac- JENKIN, I. W.: Chronic glaucoma, 558 KEYES, Muriel: Bodies for dissection, 888 titioner and the influenza problem (C. H. Stuart- JENNINGS, G. H.: Salaries of specialists in N.H.S., KEYNES, Geoffrey (and J. W. LINNELL): Thiouracil Harris), 994 (0), appeal for clinical details of 270 in toxic goitre, 971i cases. 1007 JERSILD, Arthur T.: Child Psychology, 3rd ed., 658 KHOO, P. Y.: Bone Dystrophies, 615 BRITISH 14 JULY-DEC., 1947 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

I Kidneys: Temporary hydronephrosis, 34-First LAWSON, C. W. (and J. F. GOODWIN): Status Leukanaemia and myelosclerosis (F. Parkes Weber), pregnancy after nephrectomy, 41-Renal function epilepticus complicating pregnancy, 332 (0) 1057 tests, 41-Books on, 496, 694-Renal tumours, LAWTON, George: Ageing successfully, 337 LE VAY, A. David: A Synopsis of Orthopaedic 537-Renal circulation, 705-Nephritis in textile Lead, exposure to, 516 Surgery, 256 workers (Robert Platt), 771 (O)-Prevention of Leverhulme research grants, 474- renal damage by use or mixtures of sulphona- Leading Atcles: LEVEUF, Jacques: Treatment of acute osteomyelitis, mides: animal-experimental and clinical studies A goodly fellowship, 377 924 (David Lehr), 943 (0); leading article, 962 Ageno and canine hysteria, 963 LEVINE, S. Z. (and others) (editors): Advances in KILE, Roy L. (and Ashion L. WELSH) Use of liquid Air-borne infection, 535 Pediatrics, vol. 2, 373 oxygen in skin disease, 65 Alien doctors, 258 LEVY, Herbert: Calculation of colour index, 149 KILNER, T. Pomfret: Skin grafts, 504-" Jugged Association, British Medical: Next week's A.R.M., LEYTON, Nevil: Calories and the Olympic Games, hair," 854 98-The A.R.M. and the Act, 178 73-Diet and the nation's health, 884 KIMBER, W. J. T.: Physical therapy of mental dis- World Medical, 498 LIAN, C.: Telestethophone, 464 order, 72 Bacterial chemotherapy, 179 Lichen planus syndrome, tropical (W. Williams), KING, A. J.: Treatment of late syphilis, 307 B.C.G., for and against, 873 901 (0) - E. J.: Alkaline haematin method for haemo- British anti-lewisite, 536 LICKLEY, James D.: An Introduction to Gastro- globin determination, 349 Carcinogenesis, chemical, 659 Enterology, 256 H. H.: Thumb-sucking, 558 Chemistry, century of, 59 LIEBMAN, J. L.: Peace of Mind, 9i2 - J. D.: Experimental investigations of paro- Children's diets, 458 Lifting: Apparatus for lifting patients (J. Gubbins), dontal disease-further clinical studies of sugar- Chromatography applied to medicine, 99 666 cane gnawing in treatment of gingival disease, Criminal Justice Bill, 826 LILLINGSTON, Claude: B.C.G. vaccination under the 987 (0) Cuts in rations, 422 Red Cross, 790 KING-LEWIS, F. L.: Fowl paralysis and polio- Fat absorption: And metabolism, 60-And sprue LINNELL, J. W. (and Geoffrey KEYNES): Thiouracil myelitis, 795 syndrome, 660 in toxic goitre, 971 KIPPING, Rupert H. (and others): Case of smallpox Food cuts and vitamins, 696 Lip, fissured, 41, 120, 160, 318, 476, 942 with minimal lesions-new diagnosis, 395 Gamma globulin in measles, 737 Lisping, 119 Kirk, Charles Joseph, obituary notice of, 751 Genetics and science in U.S.S.R., 616 Litherland, Henry, estate of, 803 KIRMAN, Brian H.: Thalamic syndrome, 109, 348- German tropical medicine, 697 Litt, John Percy, estate of, 715 Genetics and science in U.S.S.R., 793 Haematemesis, 500 LITZENaERG, J. C.: Synopsis of Obstetrics, 3rd ed.. KITcHING, G. Howard: Prognosis of mental dis- Health Services Bill for Northern Ireland,. 459 1036 orders, 1052 H.T.S.T. pasteurization, 914 Liver: Amoebic abscess of, 124-Biliary obstruction KLEINER, I. S. (and L. B. DoTrr): Laboratory In- Hypertension and pregnancy, 301 simuladng cirrhosis, 199-Metabolism of phos- structions in BDochemistry, 2nd' ed., 18 Indian Medical Service, end of, 300 pholipids, 767-Acetate and aceto-acetate in, 768- Knee: unusual injury (William Marshall), 869 Medical abstracts, co-oieration in, 578 Book on, 912-Flocculation tests on patients with Knee-jerks: Frustration of left-handedness and practitioners, making of the, 374 hepatic disease, 1031-Paracolon bacillus infec- absent, 238-Examination for, 794 National Health Service: Discussion with Minister, tion causing cholecystitis and suppurative hepa- KNUmsSN, K. A.: A Textbook of Gymnastics, 661, 962-Minister postpones discussion, 777- titis (Kenneth Walton and J. C. Leedham-Green), vol, 1, 2nd ed., 695 Minister's refusal, 1002-Mr. Bevan's gloss, 1037 1033 (0) KOCSAN, C. (and others): Penicillin blood levels, 884 Neonatal infections, 20 function test: In diagnosis of jaundice- KOLFF, W. J.: New Ways of Treating Uraemia, NeurQsis and industry, 257 review of 200 cases (N. F. Maclagan), 197 (0)- 337 Neurosyphilis, treatment of, 577 Thyrotoxicosis and, 780 KOLMER, John A.: Penicillin Therapy, Including Nursing, future of, 422 LIVINGSTON, E. C.: State Medical Service In New. Streptomycin, Tyrothridn, and other Anibiotic Ourselves and the Russians, 339 Zealand, 34 Therapy, 2nd ed., 960 Penicillin, waning power of, 874 Loa loa infection, 196 KON, S. K. (and Mrs. MAwsoN): Vitamins in LOCKHART-MUMMERY, J. P.: New Pneumonia, treatment of, 962 Nothtng UnderA' human milk, 69 Poliomyelitis, 135-Recent American work on, the Sun, 1036 KOPETZKY, S. J. (editor): Surgery of the Ear, 457 215-Management of, 338-Lessons of the LODGE, Thomas: Primary bronchogenic carcinoma, Kopp, G: A. (and others): Visible Speech, 658 epidemic, 8038 107 KORENCHEVSKY, V.: Longest span of life based on Poor Law, end of, 736 London, primary malaria in, 31 records of centenarians in England and Wales, Radioactive isotopes, risks of, 778 - County Council: Proposals for immuniza- 14 (0) Road accidents, 618 tion and vaccination, 344 KREIS, Hans A.: Kompendium der Parasitischen Royal Wedding, 777 LONG, David A.: Effect of penicillin on bacterial Wtirmer in Menschen, 576 Sherrington, influence of, on clinical neurology. flora of mouth, 819 (0) KREMER, Michael (and others): Acute poliomyelitis, 825 Longevity: death of woman of 107+ in Sweden, 999 with special reference to early symptomatology Staphylococcal infections, spread of, 19 Lousiness, " susceptibility" to, 42 and contact histories, 1019 (0); leading article, Streptomycin: In tuberculosis, 136-In tuberculous Love, R. J. McNeill: Diathermy dissection of gall- 1038 meningitis, 913 bladder, 11 (0); annotation, 21 (corrected, 70); KRISTER, S. J.: Primary treatment of fingertip in- Suicide in peace and war, 1004 correspondence, 350-Hair turning white over- Juries by skin grafting, 152; correspondence, 227 Teacher and taught, 375 night, 160-The Appendix, 1036 Kryptoxanthine. 681 World populatiod, planning and, 214 LOVELL, Bernard (editor): Electronlcs and their KusBNyi, Andrew: Prevention of peritoneal ad- Application in In,dustry and Research, 576 hesions by transplantation of amnion, 55 LOw, R. Cranston (and T. C. DODDS): A tlas of Kubisagari, 765 LEARMONTH, J. R.: Pathology and possibilities of Bacteriology, 256 KUNUNKA, B. N. (and D. P. BURKITT): Enormous surgical treatment of portal hy,pertension, 643 LowDEN, A. G. Ross: Surgical treatment of 15 intra-abdominal hydrocele, 175 Lee Choo Neo, obituary notice of, 674 cases of gastro-jejuno-colic fistula, 543 LEE, H. B.: Spasm in poliomyelitis, 630 LowIs, R. M. B.: A "'fishing" story. 211 -J. Alfred: A Synopsis of Anaesthesia,.373 LOWSLEY, Oswald S.: The 1946 Year Book of LEEDHAM-GREEN, J. C. (and Kenneth WALTON): Urology, 337 Paracolon bacillus infection causing cholecystitis LucK, J. Mejrray (and others): Annual Review of L and suppurative hepatitis, 1033 (0) Biochemistry, vol. 16, 775 Left-handedness, frustration of, 40, 238 Vision, and Seeing, 337 Le G8, Pierre: French railway (northern region) LUCKIESH, Matthew: Light, Vision, and Seeing, Laboratory Methods, Clinical, Notes on, 5th ed., x-ray train, 221 (0) 337-Appt.cations of Germicidal, Erythemal, and 18, 534, 1001 LEGRAND-FALCO, Mme.: History of the Abolition Infra-Red Energy, 1000 Lactation. See Obstetrics of State Regulation of Prostitution, 18 LULL. Clifford B. (editor): Management in Obstetric LADELL, R. Macdonald,: Thb extent of neurosis, 548 LEHR, David: Prevention of renal damage by use Complications, 372 LAHE)V, Frank H.: Tribute to W. E. Miles, 550 of mixtures of sulphonamides-animal-experi- LUNDIE, C.: Planning and world population, 932 LAKIN, C. E.: Our founders and benefactors mental and clinical studies, 943 (0); leading Lungs: Miliary appearances in mitral stenosis- (Harveian Oration), 706 article, 962 endogenous pulmonary haemosiderosis (T. E. LAMPnr, L. H.: Methods of control in large cater- LEIGH, Emil (and A. R. HAzLETON): Six cases of Gumpert), 488 (0); correspondence, 587, 708- ing firm to ensure cleanliness, 627 cardiovascular disorder with peripheral neuritis, War injuries of, 502-Cardio-pulmonary function LANARI, Alfredo: Myopathy with spina bifida, 149 573 (0) after pneumonectomy, 581 Land of excuses, 113, 190-Cloud cuckoo land, 311 LEITCH, Alexander: Mind and matter, 673 Lupus erythematosus complicated by epithelioma LADBOE-CHRIsTENsEN, Erik: The Duodenal Glands -I.: Food supplied and food consumed, 787 (Charles Ryan), 334 of Brunner In Man, Thetr Distribution and LE MAY, C. H.: Sterilization of syringes and vulgaris, 516 Quantity, 213 specula, 854 LUST, M.: Traftd de Dietetique du Nourrisson, 96i LANDSMAN, J. B. (and T. ANDERSON): Oral penicillin Lempriere, Lancelot Raoul, obituary notice of, 510; LUZUY, Maurice: Les Infiltrations du Sympathique. in treatment of pneumonia in adults, 950 (0); estate of, 893 Physiologie-Indications-Techtques, 17 leading article, 962 LENDRUM, A. C.: New aid for photomicrography LYDON, F. L.: Reiter's syndrome and aba_*ial Langdon-Brown, Sir Walter, estate of, 80 and general laboratory photography, 585-Pul- pyuria, 974 LANGHAM-HoBART, G. M.: Health of children monary haemosiderosis in mitral stenosis, 709 LYLE, T. Keith: The lazy eye, 398 attending day nurseries, 29 LENNON, G. Gordon: Pelvic sympathectomy, 1057 Lymphatic drainage of stomach, 818 Langrishe, John estate of. 118 du Plessis, Lenses, contact (C. G. Kay Sharp), 261 ; corres- Lyndon, Arnold, estate of, 513 LANKESTER, A. C.: Statp Medical Service in New pondence, 469, 589, 843, 978 Lyshoim, Erik, obituary notice of, 634 Zealand, 146 Leprosy: And its problems, 73, 347, 432, 631-Sul- Lytle, Robert James, obituary notice of, 751 -Herbrt Henry, estate of, 438 phone treatment of, 110-Leprosy bacilli, 160- Lapage, Charles Paget, obituary notice of, 552 Reviews of books on, 636, 871L Laqueur, Ernst, obituary notice of, 436 Leprotene, 681 Larson, John Richard, obituary notice of, 1060 LERICHE, Rend: Progress of vascular surgery, 502 Laryngology, review of book on, 456 LESCHER, F. Graham (and H. R. M. RICHARDS): Larynx: Impaction of gentian pill in larynx of child Modern treatment of neurosyphilis, 565; leading M aged 2 (S. W. G. Hargrove), 455 article, 577: correspondence, 709, 841 Lasker award Great Britain to (annotation), 877; LETCHNER, Alfred: Reiter's syndrome, 747-Dia- MCALLISTER, 1. B.: Ethics: With Special Applica- presentation to Sir Wilson Jameson, 881 betes insipidus and hyperostosis frontalis, 976 tion to the Nursing Profession, 421 LATTER-, R. B. (and A. I. SUCHETT-KAYE): Oral LETCHNER, A.: Diabetes insipidus and hyperostosis McAL'INE, Douglas: Polomyelitis, 668-And penicillin in young children, 953 (0); leading frontalis, 976 others): Acute poliomyelitis, with special*2kxence articl., 962 LErr, Sir Hugh: Medicine inspost-war world, 121 to early symptomatology and contac i'tories, LAUNOY, L.: Elefments de Physlologie Humatne, (0); correspondence, 228, 269, 347 1019 (0); leading article, 1038 2nd ed., 97, 1036 Leuconychia, 42 MCCALLUM, Joan: Shortage of nurses, 34 LAURENT, L. J. M.: Poliomyelitis, 668 Leucotomy, chronic battie neurosis treated with MCCARTAN, W.: Mental health services under the LAURIE, J. S.: " Golden ointment," 352 (William Sargent and C. M. Stewart), 866 (0); new Act, 268 LAWRENCE, R. D.: Hypoglycaemia following partial correspondence, 973, 1009, 1053 MACCLANCY, P. C. D.: Oxygen unit for newborn gastrectomy, 470 Leukaemia: Aneurysm and 629-" Lymphatic infants, 970 _ _ Reginald: General knowledge and general reactions" among reladves of leukaemic patients MCCLURE, Elizabeth C.: Stress fractures of meta- practice, 230 (S. N. Ardashnikov), 955 (0) tarsals In childhood, 147 JULY-DEC., 1947 BRITISH 15 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

MCCLUSKIE, John A.: Treatment of the maladjusted MANNHEIM, Hermann: Criminal Justice and Social MEDICAL PROFESSION: child, 29 Reconstruc;on, 63 A goodly fellowship (leading article), 377 MCCOMBE, R. P.: Internal Medicine in General Prac- MANSI, Ronald L.: Peptic ulcers and radiology, 109 " Bush doctor," 287 tice, 2nd ed., 1036 MARANON, G.: Diabetes insipidus and uterine atony Doctors, alien (leading article), 258; correspon- MCCONAGHEY, R. M. S.: Treatment of hydrocele bY -case observed over 26 years, 769 (0); corres- dence,, 510 infection, 311 pondence, 976 - called to. the Bar, 79 MacCormick, Sir Alexander, obituary notice of, 888 MARBLE, Alexander (and others): The Treatment of Education for general practice, 706, 791 McCrea, Phillip William, estate of, 983 Diabetes Mellitus, 8th ed., 496 German doctors, 192, 848 McCuNN, James (editor): Hobday's Surgical Diseases MARCUS, R.: Treatment of acute mastitis, 30 Longevity and, mortality of doctors in U.S.A., 65 dt the Dog and Cat. 5th ed., 337 MARKHAM, W. M.:' Tuberculosis of adenoids, 254 Newly qualified, 392 MacCurdy, John Thomson, obituary notice of, 113; MARKO, A. (and others): R.K.G. Rheocardio- Petrol for doctors, 848; annotation, 916 estate of, 803 graphy. A Method of Circulation's Investigation Private practice and public services, 393 MCCURRICH, H. J.: Suggested hospital unit, 832; and Diagnosis in Circular Motion, 133 Protest, 844 correspondence, 977 MARKOWSKI, B.: Acute dilatation of stomach, Registration, temporary, 116 MACDONALD, D. R.: Two cases of fugue after mepa- 128 (0) What is a psychiatrist? 1012 crine administration, 959 MARLEY, W. G.: Distribution and disposal of radio- G.: Planning and world population, 506 isotopes, 143 Medical Register, 1947 edition, 18- Statistics for - Isabella Macdonald, obituary notice of, 511 MARMION, B. P. (and G. T. COOK): Gastro-enteritis last s0 years, 391 McDONALD, Alison D. (and Gerald SLOT): Use and of unknown aetiology-outbreak in a maternity - schools, undergraduate, plans and prospects value of BAL in gold dermatitis, 773 unit, 446 (0) for new academic year, 382 McEwAN, Peter: Belladonna poisoning, 792 MARRACK, J. R.: Estimates of food supplies and Service, State, 271 MCFADYEAN, Kenneth: Diet and the nation's health, food consumption, 786-British food resources students: Who fail, 378-And National Service, 883-Dupuytren's contracture, 942 and requirements, 885 394 MACFADYEN, Norman: Poliomyelitis, 510-Cats and Marriage: Syphilis and, 557-Responsibility for witness, 969 poliomyelitis, 930-(And J. W. WEBB): Field in-' cruelty, 752-Legal definition of consummation, Medicine: Chromatography applied to (leading vestigation of outbreak of diphtheria, 248 (0) 757 article), 99-In U.S.A., 108, 189, 431-In post-war MCFARLAN, A. M.: Epidemiology of infecdve hepa- MARSH, Arnold: Smoke: The Problem of Coal and world (Sir Hugh Lett), 121 (0); correspondence, titis, 463 the Atmosphere, 658 228, 269, 347-Organic chemistry in, 161-Books MCFARLAND, Bryan: Penicillin for osteomyelitis, 73 Frank, Dicoumarol, 748, 1009 on, 299, 575, 911, 1035 MACFARLANE, A.: Tuberculosis and malnutrition, MARSHALL, C. Jennings: Peptic ulceration, 791 - Arab, history of, 151, 229 348 James: Suppression of syphilis and precocious - forensic, review of book on, 336 MACFARLANE, Lenox: Manifestations of malnutrition, tertiarism, 612 (0) patent, morphine in, 511, 747, 840 31A, 588 - Samuel F.: Treatment of peptic ulcer, 65 proprietary, 848 MCFARLANE, A. S.: Biochemical applications of William: Unusual knee injury, 869 social: In the curriculum, 436-Hospital stable, and radioactive isotopes,' 766 (0); leading Martin, Robert Noel, obituary notice of, 231 practice and (J. A. Ryle). 628 article, 778 MARTINE, W. R.: Pasteurization in Birmingham, tropical: German (leading article). 697- MacGillivray of MacGillivray, Angus, obituary 627 Review of book on, 911 notice of, 673 MARTINI, b.: Lehrbuch der Medizinischen Ento- MACINTOSH, R. R.: Administration of chloroform, mologie, 3rd ed., 912 MEDICO-LEGAL: 783-(And F. B. BANNISTER): Essentials of General MARX, Hermann: Kurzes Handbuch der Ohrenheil- Another carbachol accident, 636 Anaesthesia, 4th ed., 1036-(And W. W. kunde, 2nd ed., 912 Anti-vivisection societies and income tax, 713 MUSHIN): Local Anaesthesia: Brachial Plexus, MASCALL, W. N.: Treatment of early syphilis, 307 Certainty in survivorship, 799 2nd ed., 134 MASSONS, J. M.: Introduccion al Estudlo de la Deseription of a chemist, 75 MCINTOSH, J. N.: Poliomyelitis, 398 Plasmoterapia, 735 Divorce after temporary insanity, 154 McINTYRE, A. R.: Curare: Its History, Nature, and MASTERS, David: Miracle Drug: the Inner History Duodenal ulcer as an injury, 674 Clinical Use, 824 of Penicillin, 421 Gestation period, long, 36 MACKAY-DICK, John: " Q" fever, 972 Mastitis, acute, treatment of, 30, 271 Lesbianism as cruelty, 472 McKEAN, C. W. F.: Infantile eczema, 516-Angina Maternity and child welfare, international conference Medical evidence in pension cases, 846 pectoris, 598 on, 144 unfitness in a witness, 941 MACKENZIE, L. Frazer: Social Health and Morals, MATHER, Northage J. de V.: Salaries of specialists Morphine as a patent medicine, 511 1001 in N.H.S., 398 of Melville: National MATHESON, Overdose amethocaine, 553 and international measures Farquhar: Bornholm disease in South Recommendation as a medicine, 114; correction, in the control of cholera, 786 Pacific, 745 472 - T. C.: Standard of nursing in the U.K., 274- MATHIAS, H. H. (and G. E. FRENCH): Adder bite, Responsibility for cruelty, 752 The Story of a Scottish Voluntary Hospital, VOO1 146 Surgical 981 McKerlie, Hugh, obituary notice of, 846 MATTHEWS, Olive: Housing the infirm, 509 needle, broken, MACKINTOSH, J. M.: Future of public health educa- MAUDE, W.: Mental disturbance as leading don, 368 (0) symptom in typhoid fever, 254 MEERING, A. B.: A Handbook for Nursery Nurses, MACLACHLAN, John T.: Heparin for coronary throm- MAWSON Mrs. (and S. K. KON): Vitamins in human 373 bosis, 709-Anticoagulants in coronary thrombosis, milk, 69 MEIGS, J. V. (and S. H. STURGIs) (editors): Pro- 929 MAXWELL, Ian L.: Hypertrophia musculorum vera, gress in Gynecology, 695 MCLACHLAN, A. E. W.: Handbook of Diagnosis and 656 Melaena, haematemesis and, with special reference Treatment of Venereal Diseases, 3rd ed., 213- R. W. D.: Endocyme foetus in a Fiji infant, to bleeding peptic ulcer (F. Avery Jones), 441 (0) Routine serological tests for syphilis, 1056 732 (0) 477 (0); leading article, 500. MACLAGAN, N. F.: Liver function tests in the diag- MAYFIELD, Margaret J.: Resettlement f,rom base MELENDRO, J. Calvo: Fungus poisoning, 587 nosis of jaundice-review of 200 cases, 197 (0)- hospital, 919 (0) MELLANBY, Sir Edward: Further observations on (And others): Fatal case of acute porphyria with Maylard, Alfred Ernest, obituary notice of, 114 production of canine hysteria by flour treated unusual features, 327 (0); correspondence, 433, MAYNE, B.: Manifestations of malnutrition, 310 with nitrogen trichloride (agene process), 629 Mayo Clinic and Foundation: Collected Papers, 288 (0). MCMENEMEY, William Henry: A History of the vol. 38, 1036 MELVIN, James: Public health-Berlin, 1946, Worcester Royal Infirmary, 255 Measles, gamma globulin in (leading article), 737; 407 (0); annotation, 425 McMillan, Arnold, obituary notice of, 510 correspondence, 928, 1054 MENDELssOHN, K.: What Is Atomic Energy? 1V77 MCMURRAY, Barry: Tuberculosis of great trochanter, Meckel's diverticulum, invaginated, qontaining MINGERT, William F.: Postgraduate obstetrics, 960 492 (0) tumour, with associated intussusception (D. B. E. Meningitis: After spinal anaesthesia-Diagnosis McMYN, J. K.: Spontaneous haemopneumothorax, Foster), 656 differentiated from that of poliomyelids, 1021- 419; correspondence, 588 Medical Abstracts, co-operation in (leading article), Avoidable, 1042 MCNAUGHTAN, W.: The Coroner's Court, 398 578 - H. influenzae, in relation to treatment- MACPHERSON, Margaret C.: Medical women in Great Annual, 1946, 134 clinical study of four cases (J. Thomson and Britaiti1 264 Defence Union: Annual meeting, 605 others), 414 (0). McSwiney, Bryan Austin, estate of, 938 syphilitic: clinical response to penicillin, 561 MCWHIRTER, R.: Study of 2,500 cases of carcinoma MEDICAL EDUCATION: tuberculous: Streptomycin in, 431-Early of breast, 542 (corrected, 598)-Living crystals, Colonial medical research studentships, 222 diagnosis, 507, 587, 747-Preliminary note (118 783; leading article, 778 Cost of, 392 cases) on streptomycin and tuberculous menin- MADDOX, E. J. (and J. H. FODDEN): Berger-Khan Examinations and registration, 388 gitis in children (Robert Debrd and others), test for syphilis, 131 (0) General knowledge and general practice, 28, 74, 897 (O); leading article, 913 MAINPRISE, J. V.: Waning power of penicillin, 1054 548. 230, 398 Menorrhagia, in middle age, 281 MAIZEL, J.: Unusual brain abscess, 495 Medical Council and medical education (Sir " Menstrual tension," 639 MAJOOR'. C. L. H. (and Th. J. J. SUREN): Gail- Herbert L. Eason), 359 (0); leading article, Mental disorder, etc. See Psychiatry and Psych- bladder complications following resection of 374 (corrected, 440); correspondence, 545, 669, ology stom#h-pr peptic ulcer, 8 (0); correspondence, 791 MENZIES, Sir Frederick: Tribute' to Sir Thomas training, 352 Carey Evans, 399-Tribute to George Riddock, Malaria,-= 'ary, in London, 31 In India, 315 711 Malariat untment: Of tabes optica, 563-of Postgraduate training: facilities in London and Mepacrine: Sulphonamides and, 42-Two cases of neur fflis, 565 elsewhere in Great Britain, 386 fugue after (D. R. Macdonald), 959 MALHOX C. L.: What is male climacteric? 844 Psychology in (John Rickman), 363 (0), corres- Mercurial diuretics: Toxic effects of (annotation), MALIK,< : Aneurin deficiency, 933 pondence, 706 217-Sudden dtath after intravenous inJection MALINiC. J. W. :Rhino-plasty and Restoration of Public health education, future of (J. M. of (A. G. Oettld), 530 (0); correspondence, 629, Ffacial Contour, 337 Mackintosh), 368 (0) 669, 1009 MALLEN4, M. A.: Equinococosis Purmonar, 421 Prophet in, 378 MERsDITH, W. J. (editor): Rad;um Dosage. 576 Mallets, Sir Frederic Rowland, obituary notice of, Social medicine in the curriculum, 463 MERRIN, B. Damer: Second childhood, 318 845v Special diplomas, 390 Mersalyl (salyrgan), 217 MALLOWS, H. R.: Case of cerebellar tumour simu- Statistics in the medical curriculum? (A. Bradford Metabolic Aspects of Convalescence, 961 latj pyloric obstruction, 999 HIl), 366 (0) Metabolism: Fat absorption and (leading article), Mal ln. See Nutrition Students who fail (annotation), 378 60-Intermediary, 223-Biochemistry of senes- MALONE, R. H.: Pure anti-E agglutinin in serum Teacher and taught (leading article), 375 cence, 569-Fat absorption in sprue, 641; lead- of Rh-negative woman, 433, 673 ing article, 660; correspondence, 794-Metabolic MALPAS, Percy: "Unjustified'" use of d-tubocur- Medical examinadons and registrations, 388 disturbances after injury (J. Beattie), 813 (0): arine chloride, 1009 exhibition, 835 correction, 1018 Man: the Verdict of Science (G. N. Ridley), 823 films, new, 749 - calcium, after injury, 817 MANIWALL, H.: Medical photography In B.M.J., - librarians, 585 glycine, 767 710 -photography in B.M.J., 710, 797 - iron, 767 states, in Far East (R. F. Tredgold), 522 (0); - practidoner, making of the (leading article), phosphorus compounds, 767 correspondence, 673 374; correcdon 440 -pprotein: After gastreesomy and after opera- MANLEY, E. B. (and E. B. BRAIN): An Atlas of Practitoners and Pharmacists Bill, 752, 890, tions on bones (A. W. Wilkinson), 543-In Dental Histology, 872 937, 1014, 1061 infants (annotation), 664 16 JULY-DEC., 1947 BRITISHI INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

Methionine: metabolic interdependence with choline Morris, Noah, obituary notice of, 36 National (War) For-ttulary, 3rd ed.: additions and and creatine, 768 Warren: General knowledge and general prac- deletions, 225-Amendment, 1047 Metric equivalents, 269 tice, 398 Needle, broken surgical, 981 MEZO, Bela: Adrenalittf,ee Cyclic Anesthesia, MORTON, T. C. (and S. F. SOUTAR): Amoebic abscess non-clotting, for intravenous injections (G. P. 824 of left buttock in symptomless cyst carrier, Fox and J. H. Taylor), 834 MICKs, R. H.: The Essentials of Materia Medica, 996 (0) Needles for intramuscular injection, 941 Pharmacology, and Therapeutics, 4th ed., 213 MOSINGER, Michael: Le Problerne du Cancer et Son NEGUS, V. E.: Snoring, 835 Microbiology, International: Annotations on fourth Evolution R#cente, 256 Neilan, John Alexander, estate of, 983 Congress, 61, 180 MOSONYI, L. (and others): Penicillin blood levels, Neligan, Anthony Richard, estate of, 279 Microscope, electron, 65 884 NELSON, Haldane G.: Miliary appearances in lungs MIDDLETON, D. S.: Place of chloroform in anaes- Mosquito bites, 357, 942 in mitral stenosis, 587 thesia, 783 Moth-balls, toxicity of, 985 Neoantergan C' anthisan ") for pruritus of jaundice, Midwifery, working party. 186 Mother, care of the, 762 547 Midwives and analgesia, 710 MOYNAHAN, E. J.: Foetal cries, 710 NEOUSSIKINE, B. (and D. ABRAMOWITSCH): Treat- MIESES, J.: The Clhess Pilot, 912 MUIR, E.: Leprosy and its problems. 73 ment by Ion Transfer, 337 Miles. W. Ernest, obituary notice of, 550 MUMFORD, R. H.: Shortage of nurses, 152 Nephrectomy and hypertension (C. P. Patch), 574 memorial service to, 633; estate of, 893 Mummery, Norman Howard, obituary notice of, 352 Nephritis in textile workers (Robert Platt), 771 (0) Miliaria: Prickly heat and tropical asthenia (an- Mumps, orchitis after, 120 Neptal," sudden death after intravenous injection notation), 779; correspondence, 1,012 Munro, William Thomson, estate of, 236 of (A. G. Oettl), 530Q(O); correspondence, 629. Milk: Continuous, by drip feed for duo4enal ulcer. Murder, psychiatry and degrees of (Sir Norwood 669, 1009 45-For schools. 116. 237, 352-For children, 279 East), 262 Nervous system. See Neurology -Certificates, 432-Deaths due to bovine tuber- Murdock, John, obituary notice of, 553 Neuralgia, brachial, 882 culosis, 626-For infants, 752-For the sick, MURLESS, Bryan C.: Hernia of diaphragm as com- Neuritis, peripheral, six cases of cardiovascular 842 plication of labour, 251 (0) disorder with (Emil Leigh and A. R. Hazelton), condensed, 316 MURPHY, A. Furber: Treatment of acute mastitis, 573 (0) human, vitamins in, 69 271 pasteurization, high-temperature short-time - Basil: Old people and their medical care, 925 NEUROLOGY: (leading article), 914; correspondence, 927 MURRAY, Gordon: Tetralogy of Fallot and its Books on, 17, 299, 6i4, 823 ration, 633 surgical treatment, 905 (0); correspondence. 1010 Cerebral motor cortex, physiology of: contribu- MILLAR. Jane 0.: Penicillin in scarlet fever. 1054 Ian (and M. B. MUIR): Good Health with tion of clinical study (F. M. R. Walshe), 830 (0) T. McW.: Tumours of recto-sigmoid region, Diabetes, 961 Clinical, influence of Sherrington on (leading 543 Michael John, obituary notice of, 153 article), 825 MILLER, F. J. W.: Work of a tuberculosis contact MURREI L, Marjorie (and Mary Scott GRAY): Cranial nerve palsies, malnutrition and, 765 clinic for young children, 1941-5, 91 (0); cor- Acquired syphilis in children, 206 (0) Lumbo-dorsal sympathectomy, pregnancy after respondence, 226 MURTAGH, B. L. S.: Midwives and analgesia, 710 (annotation), 876; correspondence, 974 - J. B.: Tribute to John Goff, 751 Muscles: Fibrillatory twitchings, 1017 Nervous system: Diseases of, as cause for sudden - Sinclair: Poliomyelitis. 507 Muscular contraction, 1006 death, 51-Malnutrition of (W. Russell Brain). MILLIGAN, E. H. M.: Weil-Felix-Wilson reaction. MUSHIN, W. W. (and R. R. MACINTOSH): Local 763 (0); correspondence, 933, 973 670 Anaesthesia, Brachial Plexus, 2nd ed., 134 Poliomyelitis, sympathetic disorders in (annota- W. Liddell: In-patient treatment of the Myasthenia gravis, treatment of (annotation), 966 tion), 579 ; correspondence, 670 maladjusted child, 150 Myasthenic syndrome, malnutrition in, 765 Research grant, 595 MILLtN. Terence: Retropubic Ur,nary Surgery, 534 Myelosclerosis and leukanaemia (F. Parkes Weber). Sympathectomy and intraspinal alcohol injections MILLMAN. C. Guy: Limits of certification, 346 1057 for relief of pelvic pain (J. P. Greenhill), 859 MILLS. G. T.: Food cuts and calories, 926 Myiasis of palpebral conjunctiva, 31 (0) ; annotation, 875; correspondence, 974. - Herbe,rt Henry, obituary notice of, 114 Myocarditis. of pregnancy, 975 1057 - John: Poliomyelitis. 507 Myocardium. unusual case of calcification of (Selwyn War wounds: Treatment of wounds of nervous W. G.: Poetal cries, 931-Obstetric flying Hewitt), 959 tissue, 220 -squads. 1055 Myo-fascial inflammation (book review), 734 MILNE. H. de B.: Milk for the sick, 842 Myopathy with spina bifida, 149 M. T. (and E. R. YOUNGER): Relief of pain Myxoxanthine, 681 Neuropathies, war, and malnutrition of nervous in childbirth, 16; correspondence, 1055 system, 764 Neurophysiology, Sherrington's impact, on (John F. MILNER, G. C.: The extent of neurosis, 549 Fulton), 807 I. H.: Tetralogy of Fallot, 1010 (0) MINCHtN, Ellison: Rhabdomyosarcoma causing acute Neurosis: And industry (leading article), 257; cor- retention in infants, 94 (0) N respondence, 396, 469-The extent of, 468. 548. Mind and matter, 433, 510, 633, 673 590, 631, 669, 746, 793, 837, 929, 1053-Chronic MINNIrr, R. J.: Gas and Air Analgesia, 3rd ed., 134 Naevus, giant, 396 battle neurosis treated with leucotomy (William MISKIN, E.: Case of smallpox with minimal lesions, NAND, Satya: The Objective Method of Dream- Sargant and C. M. Stewart), 866 (0); correspon- 470 Interpretation, 421 dence, 973, 1009, 1053 Mistletoe (annotation), 1039 NAPIER, J. R. (and others): An experiment in NEUSTATTER, W. Lindesay: Salaries of specialists in MITCHELL, C. Martin: The Shakespeare Circle, 872 rehabilitation, 203 (0) N.H.S., 309 -William: Penicillin in treatment of F. J.: Nicotinamide and blood sugar, - W.: Solubility of borax, 1066 diphtheria, NEUWAHL, MITCHIINER, Philip H.: Surgery in two wars. 219 546 748 Nasal Case of severe (0); correspondence, 309 blush, chronic, 160 NEWBOLD, George: pre-eclamptic Mitral stenosis, miliary appearance in lungs in- septum, ulcerated. 33 toxaemia with central placenta praevia, 997 (0) NASH, F. A.: Newborn. See Infants endogenous pulmonary siderosis (T. E. Gumpert). Physical sign in pulmonary tuber- obstetric 488 (0); correspondence, 587, 708, 709 culosis, 358 Newcastle-upon-Tyne emergency service Modlin, Isaac Gibson, obituary notice of, 471 NATHAN, S.: Allergy to penicillin, 974 (Frank Stabler), 878 (0); correspondence, 976, MOENCH, L. G.: Headache, 775 National Assistance Bill: Financial benefits, 116- 1055 752-Second NEWELL, A. G.: Health visitors, 841 MOESC-11IN. Sven: Die Milzpunktion. 336 First reading, read-ng, ,37 T. British MOIR. H. Maitland:" Messages" in N.H.S.. 190 NEWMAN, S.: Digest of Social Insurance, NATIONAL HEALTH 134 J. Chassar: Intravenous ergometrine for re- SERVICE: G. T. H. tained placenta, 309 Administration, ;061 NEWTON, (and W. BLAND): Bornholm MotsER. Bernard: Leprosy and its problems, 347 Advance information (annotation). 1005 corres- disease in children, 350 1061 New Zealand, State Medical Service In, 34, 73, 146, MOLLER, K. O.: Pharmakologie, 299 pondence, 229 MONAHAN, R.: Tobacco and poliomyelitis, 718 Association, British Medical: A.R.M. and the P.: La Noueuse. Maladie Mongolism: Treatment of, 852-Two Mongol Act (leading article), 178-Statement by Council, NICAUD, Plrtartdrite de 1046 Kussmaul, 457 children in a family (G. A. Auden), 869-Review NICHOLSON, David P.: bath for of book on, 871 Book on. 18 Plunge poliomyelitis, MONIER-WILLIAMS, G. W.: Public health aspect Censorship, 1053 532 - W. F.: Lung abscess, 788 of metallic contaminants in foodstuffs, i,051 Discussions with the Minister, 847 ; leading article, " " 661, 962 NICOL, W. D.: Treatment of neurosyphilis, 307 Mononucleosis, infective, spontaneous rupture of NICOLE, J. Ernest: Psychopathology, 4th 457 spleen associated with (W. 0. Spence), 910 Executive Councils, 316-Medical members of, 77 ed., MONRO, D. C.: Tribute to W. 979 -Local, 148 NICOLSON, Edward L.: Abdominal implantation of Rowley BTistow, fertilized ovum, 999 MONSARRAT, K. W.: Soviet science, 706 Filling in the Act, 112 - Harold: Health of MOODIE, William: The lazy eye, 310-The Doctor Financial independence, 34 authors, 782 -J. W.: Treatment of hydrocele by and the Difficult A dult, 373 Hospital administration in new Health Service injection, MOOR, Frewen: Sudden death after intravenous in- (Sir Arthur Rucker), 184 k88 jection, 629 Hospitals: voluntary funds, 77 Nicotinamide, 682-And diabetes mellitus, 148-And blood sugar (J. N. Cumings), 613 (0); corres- MOORE. Dom Thomas Verner: Personal Mental In seventeenth century, 345 1056 Hygiene, 576 Mental health services under the Act, 268, 316 pondence, 748, -- D. BAL and malnutrition of " Messages " in N.H.S., 190 Nicotinic acid tolerance test, 190-In nutrition of Fitzgerald: nervous nervous system, 763 system, 973 Minister: Postpones discussion (leading article), Nigeria: Braithwaite Nursing Home, 849 - James York, obituary notice of, 592 777-Refusal of (leading article), 1002 Night blindness, 681 -J. H. E.: Local Executive Council in N.H.S., Mr. Bevan goes (leading article). 1037 ? NISSEN, K. I.: Acute poliomyelitis in St. Helena, 148 Negotiations, 38-With the Minister, 310 1945-6, 668 Reginald Mark, estate of, 158 Northern Ireland Bill, 77 loss confinement MOORMAN, Lewis J.: The American Sanatorium Refresher course, 848 Nitrogen during in bed of normal 213 Regional Hospital 192-Medical well-nourished subjects and after injury, 813 Association, Boards, 116, -mustards treatment MORANDO, Stefano: Le Ferite Osteo-Articolari members of, 276 in of disease, 64 d'Arma da Fuoco, 824 Remuneration in N.H.S., 112 NIXON, W. C. W.: Diet in pregnancy, 863 Morbidity associated with induction of labour (anno- Scottish Regional Areas, 276 Nobel Prize for Medicine: Award for 1947 (anno- tation), 738 Self-employed and, 803 -tation), 698, 849 MORCH, Erna: Serological Studies on the Pneumo- Specialist, choice of, 74 Nomenclature: Poliomyelitis and polio-encephalitis- cocci. 96 Specialists. salaries of, 189, 270, 309. 398, 589. case for review of terminology (L. H. Murray), MORGAN, W. T. J.: Blood factors and immunology, 710, 843, 977 1028 (0); leading article, 1038 223 Staffs to be transferred to Regional Hospital NOORDIN, R. M.: Diet and the nation's health, 1058 Morison, Alexander Gavin, obituary notice of, 153 Boards, 532 NORRIS, T. St. M.: Two cases of leukaemia treated MORLAND, Andrew: Travel abroad for health, 668 Superannuation regulations, 232, 275 with urethane, 629 MORLEY. A. H.: Duodenal ulcer and priority foods, Voluntary, future of, 544 Northemn Ireland: Health Service Bill, leading 745, 927-Measles, 1054 Working hours in N.H.S., 270 article, 459 Morphine: Cure of addiction, 195-In patent medi- NORTHFIELD, D. W. C.: Surgical experience in cine, 511, 747. 840And duodenal secretion National Insurance, Ministry of: Posts, 116 brachial neuralgia, 882 (annotation), 1041 Service: Call-up. 192-Medical students and Notes and answers. ,See Questions, Notes and Com- MORRELL, C. Conyers: Poliomyelitis, 396 394 ments BRITISH JULY-DEC., 1947 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL 17

NOUFFLARD, Streptomtcin Obituary (continued): Obituary (continued): meningitis children, (0); Cant, Frederick, 35 Strickland, Cyril, 889 article, Charles, John, 716, 798 Truman, Bernard Renshaw Beck, 751 Collins, Sir William Henry, 935 Unsworth, Jonathan, 850 NOVA Comerford, Beaumont Harry, 231 Waite, Joseph Edward, 850 snatchers, amateur, Cooper. Harry, 400 Warren, Herbert Henry, 799 history (Major Copland, James George, 635 Watson, William Glasse, 471 Cowan, John Marshall, 435 Webber, Alexander Moxon, 798 Creed, Edward ffolliott, 591 Weeks, Revd. Courtenay Charles, 751 Croyve, John Tabuteau, 850 Welch, Sir George, 753, 756 Paediatrics years Cutlei, Elliott Carr, 312 Whitaker, Joseph Henry, 191 Daukes, Sidney Herbert, 435 White, Leonard, 750 Davies, David' Henry, 191 Wilson, James Edwin, 231 Gynecological - William Thomas Frederick, 114 Winder, James Herbert Roche, 850 With Clinical Relations, Dickinson, William Henry, 850 Young, John Miller, 1060 ed., Dixon, Helen Mary, 634 fumes, Dodds, Mary Janet, 751 OBLATr, E. (and others): Penicillin blood levels, 884 acid. Dougherty, Francis Martin Bernard, 114 attending, 29-Free Drury, Edward Guy Dru, 191 for, influencing Eaves. Elizabeth Cowper, 936 OBSTETRICS: of. Elliott, Alexander McKenzie, 847 Abortifacient pastes, 317 Evans, David John, 35 Abortion: Treatment of inevitabie, incomplete Sir Thomas John Carey, 352. 399 and septic abortion-analysis of 600 consecutive Empire Memorial Tudor Benson, 713 cases (J. McD. Corston and John Stallworthy), Education, standard U.K., 149, 228, Everett, William, 35, 153 89 (0); correspondence, 272 Army, Fawcus, Sir Harold Ben. 712 habitual, factors in, 308 nursing (leading article), ; Ferguson, Thomas, 635 A.P. refill after childbirth, 1066 training nurses, Fleming, Robert Alexander. 1013 Birth, premature, at sea, 272 orderlies, courses for, Fox, Francis Elliot, 113 Books on, 372, 615, 658. 694, 735, 960. 1035 Sub-Committee: Fraser, Sir John, 978, 1014 Child-bearing. some facts about (annotation), 460 Kenneth, 191 Eclampsia: A toxaemia? 42-Lesion in renal cor- Orderlies, nursing, Margaret 850 tex in, 706 -Recruitment Helen, training, 79, Frolich, Theodor. 472 Emergency service at Newcastle-upon-Tyne (Frank Report nursing, Fry, Humphrey Francis Warren. 192 Stabler). 878 (0) : correspondence. 976, 1055 733-Of midwives and mental nurses, Fulton. George Keith, 593 Foetal cries. 508, 634, 672 710, 749, 951, 1011 Gage, Harold Courtney, 591 Foetus. endocyme, in a Fiji infant (R. W. D. Shortage of, 34, 113, 152 Giuseppi, Paul 850. 935 Maxwell), 732 (0) 1945-7, Leon, outbreak Goff, John, 751 Gastro-enteritis of unknown aetiology: 674, a Gordon, Henry 400 in maternity unit (G. T. Cook and B. P. NUTRITION: Laing, Marmion), 446 (0) Berlin, Gough, William, '5 1946, Haemorrhage, concealed: unusual case (W. Alford on, John William Geary. 750. 420, Grant. 799 Taylor and Gordon Dutton), 419 needs and resources of Green, Edgar Francis Stephen. 846 calories. pro:e tis. Hernia of diaphragm as complication of labour calcium, 786 Gregory, Arnold, 846 ; correspondence, 885 (Bryan C. Murless), 251 (0) Calories: Haig, William, 845 Olympic Games, 73-Average Induction of labour, 1017 rationed, 800, Harker, Thomas Henry, 674 Labour, complicated, 895 Committee, Special, on Nutrition, B.M.A., 922 Harmer, John Daniel, 153 Lactation: Physiology of breast, 68-Iodine and nation's health, 882; correspondence, Heberden. William Stanley, 352 failing lactation (Margaret Robinson), 126 (0); 926. 971, 1012, 1058 Helsby. Robert John. 635 correspondence, 274-A lactation vitamin (anno- pregnancy (W. C. W. Nixon), 863 Hendrie, Helen MacDougall. 850 tationl, 181-Loss of hair during, 757 Discussions at International of Congress Pure and Hindhaugh, Ernest Arnold Hodgson, 750 Maternity homes, closure of, 192 Applied Chemistry, 224 Hogg. Cecil Beresford, 1014 ward attendants, swabbing of throats of, Dwarfism, hormones, and dieting, 977 Howkins, Cyril Henry, 936 679 absorption metabolism (leading article), Hunter, John William, 471 Midwifery Working Party (Ministry of Health), Walter King, 935 186 cuts and calories. 926, 1011 Jackson, William Ferriday, 984. 1060 Midwives and analgesia, 710 Gelatin, food value of, 805 Johnson, Charles. 593 Morbidity associated with induction of labour (an- nutrition laboratory at Oxford (annota- Judson, JosePh Edward, 313 notation), 738 tion), Kauntze, William Henry, 797 Oxytocic action. of ascorbic action, 976 Injury, effect of under-nourishment before, 814 Keane, Michael, 510 Pain, relief of, in childbirth (M. I. Milne and Anomalous manifestations of, in Kirk, Charles Joseph, 751 E. R. Younger), 16; correspondence, 1055 Japanese camps G. prison (R. S. Whitfield), Lapage, Charles Paget, 552 Pethidine in labour, 71 (0); 310, correspondence, 470, 588-Hyper- Laqueur, Ernst, 436 Placenta: Removal of, 195, 318, 679-Spontaneous lanugo hair in, iH8-Tuberculosis Larson. John Richard, 1060 delivery of, in front of foetus without haemor- and, 348 Lempriere, Lancelot Raoul, 510 rhage (M. Halden Lloyd). 822 contaminants in foodstuffs. 1051 Lysholm, Erik, 634 - retained, 589, 709. 1058-Intravenous system. malnutrition of (W. Russell 975, Robert for. 396 763 Lytle. James, 751 ergometrine 309, Brain), (0); correspondence, 933. 973 MacCormick. Sir Alexander. 888 Pre-eclampsia: What is it? 984 Parenteral alimentation (book review), 871 MacCurdy, John Thomson. 113 Puerperal sepsis. aetiology and prophylaxis of Senescence, problems in, W. 599 Standards Bigger), (annotation), 740 Macdonald, Isabella Macdonald, 511 (Joseph (0); correspondence,

in childhood: Calculation MarGillivray of MacGillivray, Angus, 673 744 of, by Shock in obstetrics A. 647 718 graphical methods (H. Campbell). 821 cor- McKerlie, Hugh, 846 (W. Scott), (0), (0): Toxaemia, severe pre-eclamptic. with central respondence, 933 McMillan. Arnold, 510 placenta praevia (George Newbold), 997 (0) Wingfield, estate of 513 Mallett, Sir Frederick Rowland. 845 Martin, Robert Noel, 231 Trilene in, 805 Maylard, Alfred Ernest, 114 Trilene-and-air analgesia, safety apparatus for Miles, William Ernest, 550, 592. 633 administering (A. L. Hyatt and others), 27 Mills, Herbert Henry, 114 See also Gynaecology Modlin, Isaac Gibson, 471 Moore, James York, 592 A " " M. B. 0 Obstruction. laryngeal: fishing story (R. Morrison. Alexander Gavin, 153 Lowis), 211 Morris, Noah, 36 Occupational disease in review, 112 OATES. E. (and A. E. IKIN): A General Course Mummery, Norman Howard. 352 Oculogyric crises. 196 in Hygiene, ed., Murdoch John. 553 O'CONNOR, Donald M.: Hospital treatment of school- OBERMAYER, E. (and W. S. BECKER): Modern Murray, Michael John, 153 children in Shropshire, 932-Penile carcinoma, Dermatology and Syphitology, 2nd ed., 256 O'Donnell. Sir Thomas Joseph, 938 1010 OBERMER, E.: Vitamin-D requirements in pregnancy, Parsons, Allan Chilcott, 312 ODLUM, Doris M.: World Medical Association, 108 Perodeau, Edward George. 592 O'DOHERTY, Muriel B. : Poliomyelitis, 352-Miliary Obesity, 281-Treatment of, 598 Phillips. Wilfrid Westwood, 751 appearances in lungs in mitral stenosis, 587 Radcliffe, Frank. 751 O'Donnell, Sir Thomas, obituary notice of, 938 Obituary: Ramsbottom. Henry George. 634 Odour, physics of, 81 Addey, William Fielding, 35 Rawes, Charles Kinsman, 750 OErrLE, A. G.: Sudden death after intravenous Arkiess, James, 1060 Riddoch, George. 711 injection of a mercurial diuretic, 530 (0) corres- Armstrong, Hubert, 231 Ritchie, Russell Ian, 850 pondence, 629. 669, 1009 Bainbridge, William Seaman. 552 Rivett. Louis Carnac, 435, 471. 510 OoON, J. A. Howard: The Kingdom of the Lost, Baker, Helen, 231 Rosewarne, David Davey. 889 872 Beadles, John Nathaniel, 936 Scholefield, Robert Ernest, 850 OGILVIE. Sir Heneage: Treatment of peptic ulcer, Beadnell. Charles Marsh, 591 Schwizer, Gets-ge Clemens, 889 65-The early diagnosis of cancer of the oeso- Beatty, James, 750 Scrimireour, Frederic John, 400 phagus and stomach, 405 (0); annotation, 424 Bertall. 'Villiam Charles,1059 Shackleton. Herbert, 635 Old age. See Geriatrics Bolton, Charles, 1012 Shaw. A. F. Bernard, 36 OLDFIELD, Michael C Burn toxaemia treated by Borg, Anthony Joseph, 634 J. A. P., 231 rapid venesection and transfusion, 271 Bouman, K. H., 980 Shea. Henry Francis, 850 OLDHAM, J. B.: Treatment of varicose veins, 547 Boyden, Hugh Hamilton, 275 Smith, Frederick Keiller, 713 Olecranon, fractured, suturing the (T. J. Fairbank), Bradbrooke, Hugh Nash, 674 -Julian Augustus Romaine, 1013 822 Charles Brentnall. Philip. 75 -Tomas St. Clair, 1060. OLIVER, C. W.: The Intelligent Use of the Mtcro- Bridge, John Crosthwaite, 551, 635 Spilsbury. Sir Bernard Henry, 1059 _scope, 58 __ _ Bristow, Walter Rowley, 848, 850, 979 Stalker. William Stewart, 313 OLMSTED. J. M. D.: Chatles-Edouard Brown- Brock, Arthur John, 436. 511 Stanley, Sir Arthur, 797 *Se'quard. A Nineteenth Century Neurologist and Buchanan, J. -Scouler, 275, 313 Starling, Edwin Alfred, 712 Endocr.nologist, 614 Burghard, Frdddric 798 Frantois, Steele, George Herbert. 553 Onychia, treatment of, 806 Cameron, Alexander Thomas, 673 Stocker. Walter Woodley. 635 O'NEILL, T.: Synchronous combined total gastrec- Campbell, Donald, 471 Strathairn, George Cecil, 634 tomy, 929 18 JULY-DEC., 1947 INDEX BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL

OPHTHALMOLOGY: Pancreatitis, annotation on, 580 PASMORE, H. Stephen: Supplementary petrol, 632 Bates on better eyesight, 717, 806 PANDALAI, K. M. (and Mariam GEORGE): Possible PASQUAL, J. R. H.: Loa loa infection, 196 Bitot's spots, 681 mode of action of penicillin, 210 (0) PATERSON, C. C. (and others): Metric equivalents. Blindness in Scotland (annotation), 102 PANNErr, C. A.: SurgerY: A Teibook for Siudenis, 269 Books on, 58, 576, 657, 1000 2nd ed., 775 Donald (and J. Forest SMITH): Modern Cataract, treatment of, 196, 404 Pantothenic acid, 684 Methods of Feeding In Infancy and Childhood, Colour-blindness: signals for the colour-blind, 190 PAPAYANNOPOULOS, G.: Acute haemolytic anaemia 9th ed., 134 Colour vision: warmth and vision, 274 (Lederer type), 371 correspondence, 590 Pathology: Laboratory medicine (book review), 298 Conjunctiva: Myiasis of palpebral conjunctiva, Para-aminobenzoic acid, 684 -Training of clinical pathologists (annotation), 31-Xerotic changes in cornea and, 681 Paraffin, liquid, absorption of, 985 218 Contact lenses (C. G. Kay Sharp), 261; corres- Paralysis, Erb's syphilitic spinal, treated with peni- PATrEN, Bradley M.: Human Embryology, 96 pondence, 469, 589, 843, 978 cillin, 564 PATTERSON, A. R.: Health of Africa, 665 Dark adaptation, 681 fowl, and poliomyelitis, 795 PAUL, G. E.: Planning and world population, 589 Glaucoma: DFP in (annotation), 100-Chronic, PARAMORE, R. H.: Lesion in renal cortex in eclamp- PAULINo, Linus: Antigens and antibodies, 223 404, 558 sia, 706 PAWLING, J. R.: Dr. Samuel Guthrie: Discoverer Iris, calcium deposits in, in case of secondary W. J.: Bodies for dissection, 510 of Chloroform, 695 hyperparathyroidism (C. Poniedel), 691 (0) Paraplegia, spastic, 765 PAYNE, Reginald T.: Treatment of varicose veins, Lazy eye, 310, 398, 469, 588, 796, 933 Parasitology: Review of a book on the louse, 695 546 Leslie Dana Gold Medal awarded, 849 Parenteral alimentation, review of book on, 871 PEARSE, I. H. (and G. SCOTT WILLIAMsON) (editors): Night blindness, 681 Paresis, general: clinical response to penicillin, 562 Biologists in Search of Material, 2nd ed., 421 Oculogyric crises, 196 PARK, W. D.: Treatment of varicose veins, 547 Pearson, Charles Mowbray, estate of, i68 Ophthalmia neonatorum, penicillin therapy in PARKINSON, G. S. (and K. M. SHAW): A synopsis of - G. H. J. (and 0. S. ENGLISH): Emoiionat (Arnold Sorsby), 322 (0) Hygiene (Jameson and Parkinson), 9th ed., 824 Problems of Living, 912 - primary meningococcal (F. N. Shuttleworth PECK, S. M. (and others): Occupational Diseases of and J. G. Benstead), 568 (0) Pariament, Medical Notes in: the Skin, 2nd ed., 534 Poliomyelitis, ocular symptoms of (annotation), Adolescents, unstable, 648 Pediculosis capitis, 82, 160 620 Alkalis, medicinal, 155 PEEL, Albert A. Fitzgerald: Anticoagulants In Presbyopia, correction of, 597 Atom: Atomic energy, 192-Atomic effluents, 192 coronary thrombosis, 794 Pupils, unequal, 1017 Botulism and canned vegetables, 192 Pellagra, 682-Malnutrition of nervous system in, Refraction testing, 842 Bubonic plague, 155 764 Vision, physiology of, 69 Cancer research, 890 Pemphigus, chronic ulcer and, 82 Xerophthalmia, 681 Canine. hysteria. 752 -neonatorum, epidemiology of (V. D. Allison Cholera in Egypt, 847 and Betty C. Hobbs), 1 (0); leading article, 19 Orchitis: t.s complication of Bornholm disease, 49 Coal Board medical staff, 192 Pen friends " for the old, 896 -After mumps, 120 Coroners' courts, 155 Order, Venerable, of Hospital of St. John of Corsets, 192 PENICILLIN: Jerusalem: Promotions and appointments, 268 Criminal Justice Bill, 980 Administration: By intra-oral drip (G. Riddell Orthopaedics: Pneumatic bone saw, 67-Cineradio- Deaf, schools for, 155 Royston), 454 (O)-In neurosyphilis, 560 graphy in orthopaedic surgery (Leon Gillis), Deaf-blind, 77 Allergy to, with symptoms of serum sicknes 140 (0)-Bodks on, Q56, 774-Suturing the frac- Death certificates, signing of, 77 (A. G. Wilkinson and K. Zinnemann), 865 (0); tured olecranon C(. J. Fairbank), 822 Disabled unemployed, 116 correspondence, 974 OSER, Bernard L. (and others): Practical Physiolo- Drugs, purchase tax on, 980 Angioneurodc oedema as possible sequel to (J. gical Chemistry, 12th ed., 329 Food: And health, 76-Fewer calories. 76-Addi- Owen Reid), 870 Osteoarthritis: Plasma viscosity in, 686-Of hips, tional bread, 116-Free meals, 155-Rationed Arthritis, suppurative, of hip-joint treated with 717 calories, 752, 800, 847, 937-Stocks, 1061 penicillin: report of four cases (K. J. Gilchrist), Osteomyelitis, acute, treatment of, 30, 924 Germany, supplies for, 155 450 (0) of femur, 1017 Groundnuts scheme, 752 Bacterial flora of mouth, effect of penicillin on Osteotomy, nitrogen balance after, 814 Hospitals: Central purchase of equipment, 37- (David A. Long), 819 (0) OSWALD, Neville: Expectoration of shell fragment Number of beds, 155-Shoreditch Hospital, 752 Beeswax in oily solutions of, 718 after 29 years, 455 -Contracts, 891 Bill: Lords accept Commons amendments, 116- Industrial health research, 1015 Royal assent given, 192 OTOLOGY: Infantile. paralysis: Notification statistics, 192- Blood coagulation (W. N. Chisholim), 351-With Audiometry: The peep-show-a new technique Research, 276 especial reference to certain dental operations for pure-tone audiometry in young children Maternity homes, closure of, 192 (Sir Alexander Fleming and E. W. Fish), 242 (M. 'R. Dix and C. S. Hallpike), 719 (0); anno- Medical Practitioners and Pharmacists Bill, 752, (0) tation, 738 890, 937, 1014, 1061 levels: Preliminary report on investigations Book on, 456 profession: German doctors, 192, 848-Pro- designed to raise the serum-penicillin level and Deaf-mutism in Switzerland, 703 fessional freedom, 1014 to diminish its excretion (L. Mosonyi and Deafness: Schools for the others), 884 Deaf, 155-In young - Register: temporary registration, 116 children on, (annotation), 738 Me,dicines, proprietary, 848 Books 421, 960 Hearing-aids: M.T.3 (" Midget Telesonic Three- Mental illness, 848 Cardiac infections, 475 Children, oral penicillin in (A. I. stage), 145, 710-And audiometers, 893-Minis- Mentally deficient, 193. 891 Suchett-Kayc try's hearing aid and R. B. Latter), 953 (0); leading article, 962 (annotation), 916-In the Milk: More milk, 76-For schools, 116-For Cystitis, chronic, 196 tropics, 941 infants, 751 Otitis media, acute, of Diphtheria, treatment of, 397, 547 place chemotherapy and Miners: nystagmus and dermatitis, 848 carriers and (annotation), 538 penicillin in the treatment of (Geoffrey H. Bate- Ministry of National Insurance: Posts, 116 27 Gonorrhoea, acute, residual subacute and chronic man), -National Assistance Bill: Financial benefits, 116- recurrent, 281 prostatitis after penicillin and sulsphonamide First reading, 752-Second reading. 937 therapy in (F. C. Bourgault du Coudray), 651 - suppurative, bilateral chronic with Health Service: Negotiations with Minister, complications (A. Mackenzie 56 (0) Ross), 38, 847-Medical members of Executive Coun- Hands, infected, in out-patients, treatment of cils, 77-Voluntary funds, 77-Regional Hospital (Frank d'Abreu and other), 603 (0); corres- OUTHWAITE, James E.: Iodine and failing lactation, Boards. 116: 192. 276-Superantluadon regula- 274 pondence, 707, 790, 885 tions, 232, 275-Scottish Regional areas, 276- effect 941 OVERTON. James: Anti-histamine Heat, of, on, drugs for pruritus Refresher course, 848-Advance Information, International Conference of Physicians: Discus- of jaundice, 749 1061s-Administration, 1061 sion, 430 Ovum. fertilized abdominal implantation of (Edward Service, .192 Intra-arterial (annotation), 1040 L. Nicolson), 998 Northern Ireland Health Service Bill, 77 Intrathecal injecdon, 560 'OwgE, E. C.: Calcium requirement, 787 Noxious fumes, 116 OWEN-LLOYD, Meningitis, syphilitic, and, 561 E. (and Deiniol ROBERTS): Congenital Nurses: Statistics, 77-In Forces, 155-Recruit- Meningococcal ophthalmia, primary: case treated defect of left diaphragm with volvulus of stomach ment and training, 713 by local penicillin, 568 and transposition of viscera, 485 (0)' Nutrition of school-children, 116 Mode of action of penicillin (K. M. Pandalai and Oxygen inhaladon, 120 Penicillin Act, 116, 192 In Mariam George), 210 (0) poisoning man, 70, 226, 396 Petrol for doctors, 848 Neurosyphilis (C. Worster-Drought), 559 (0); unit for newborn infants (P. C. D. MacClancy), Prisoners of war: rations, 155 (F. Graham-Lescher and H. R. M. Richards). 970 Radiography, mass, 752 565 (0); leading article, 577; correspondence, River pollution, 155 709 Rye biscuits, 193 Ophthalmia neonatorum (Arnold Sorsby), 322 (0) Services; visiting patients, 192-Medical organiza- Oral administration, 1066 tion, 800-Release of medical officers, 800 Osteomyelitis, 73 P Smallpox, 848 Otitis media, acute, 1049 Soap. children's ration, 155 Pneumonia: Treated with penicillin, sulpha- Paediatrics four hundred years ago (H. R. E. Surgical boots, 1061 merazine and penicillin-Sulphamerazine com- Wollis), 26 dressings, 155 bined, 948, 949-Oral penicillin in pneumonia antenatal (annotation). 182 Tobago, medical services in, 155 in the adult (T. Anderson and J. B. Landsman), PAGE, Charles Max- (and others): Memorial to Typhoid at Bombay, 77 950 (0); leading article, 962 Walter Rowley Bristow, 934 Uganda medical services. 937 Polymyositis, acute interstitial, treated with J. D.: Abnormal Psychology, 1001 Vaccination: Calf lymph, 116-Fatal mishap, 155 (I. Friedmann and F. Por), 494 (0) Pain: Character, distribution, and duration of, in -Vaccine lymph, 192 Potent and harmless, 164 Bornholm disease, 48-Discussion on, 464 Venereal diseases: In British forces, 37-In ArmV, Prophylaxis against puerperal sepsis, 601 pelvic: Sympathectomy and intraspinal alcohol 155, 800, 890-Regulation 33B, 848 Reactions, 561 injections for relief of (J. P. Greenhill), 859 (0) Vitamin C, 276 Resistance, acquired, to (annotation), 101 Relief of pain in -intractable cancer of pelvis Workers from Europe, 192 Scarlet fever (annotation), 915; qorrespondence, (Meave Kenny), 862 (0); annotation, 875; corres- 1054 pondence, 974, 1057 Parodontal disease. experimental Investigations of Sensitivity, 404 PAIN, A. B.: Recurrent dislocation of shoulder, 924 " (J. D. King), 987 (0) Stability in oil, 318 Painful feet or Gopalan syndrome, 165, 764 PARRY, L. A.: Tribute to Col. York Moore, 592 Staphylococcal infection due to penicillin-resis- PAKENHAM-WALSH, R. : Treatment of neurosyphilis. - Peter: Mercurial diuretic, 669 tant strains (Mary Barber), 863 (0); leading 709 PARSONS, Alfred R.: What Is folic acid? 188 article, 874; correspondence, 974, 1053-Dis- Palpation, abdominal, method of (E. W. Price), 703; Allan Chilcott, obituary notice of, 312 cussion, 1050 correspondence, 839 C. Thackray: "Mushroom " poisoning, 432 Storage, 803 Palsy, cerebral, review of book on, 694 PASCUAL, Jose Abelno: Estudlos Sobre el Pulmon Supply, 803 Paludrine: discoverers honoured, 39 Colapsado, 658 Syphilis, early, 307; (annotation). 303 JULY-DEC., 1947 BRITISH 19 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAl,

Syphilis, congenital, 160 Poisons: Relative oral toxicity of some therapeutic PREGNANCY (continued): Waning power of, 974 iron preparations (G. F. Somers), 201 (0)-Toxic Death, sudden, caused by diseases associated effects of mercurial diuretics, 247-In first aid. with, 52 PEgNNy, C. J.: -Milk ration, 633-Sacro-iliac strain, 256-Toxicity of chlorbenzenes, 476-Sudden Diet in (W. C. W. Nixon), 863 673 death after neptal (A. G. Oettle), 530 (0); corre- Gestation period, long, 36 Peptic ulcer. See Ulcers spondence, 629, 669, 1009-Acute and subacute Hyperemesis, terminating pregnancy for, 358 PERCIVAL, G. H.: An Introduction to Dermatology, toxicity of sulphonamides, 943, 944-Toxicity of Hypertension, chronic, and (F. J. Browne), 283 11th ed., 256-And Elizabeth T[ODDIE): Derma- sulphamerazine, 949-Toxicity of moth balls, 985 (0); leading article, 301; annotation, 876 tology for Nurses, 961 - (Amendment) Rules 1947, 1064 Kapeller-Adler test, 717 PEREIRA, Sousa: Vascular surgery, 502 Polio-encephalitis: Symptomatology in, 1020-And Myocarditis of, 975 Periarteritis nodosa, review of book on, 457 poliomyelitis-case for review of terminology Nephrectomy, first pregnancy after, 41 Peritonitis: study of 30 severe cases (W. C. Wilson), (L. H. Murray). 1028 (0): leading article, 1038 Prostigmin test, 941 543 Rubella in pregnancy and congenital abnormality, - bile, in infancy (F. Denis Hindmarsh), 131 (0) POLIOMYELITIS: 451 - general. multiple perforations with, in amoe- Acute, 81-With speciai reference to early symp- Status epilepticus complicating (J. F. Goodwin biasis, 125 v tomatology and contact histories (Douglas and C. W. Lawson), 332 (0) PmuCINs, George: Tribute to W. Rowley Bristow. McAlpine and others), 1019 (0); leading article, Unusual case: abortion of one twin, 975 845-(And others): Memorial to Walter Rowley 1038 Vitamin D requirements, 681, 927 Bristow, 934 Cats and, 930 Perodeau, Edward George, obituary notice of, 592 Clinical observations on present outbreak (W. PREISKEL, David: Penile carcinoma, 928 Personality, dimensions of, 932 Howlett Kelleher), 291 (0), 306 PRENTICE, George: The tsetse fly, 34-Game and Pestalozzi, review of book on, 824 Correspondence on, 352, 398, 431, 468, 470, 507, tsetse fly, 152 PETCH, C. P.: Hypertension and nephrectomy, 574 510, 586, 590, 630, 673 PETERS, John P.: (and Donald D. VAN SLYKE): Diagnosis, 356 PREPARATIONS AND APPLIANCES: Quantitative Clinical Chemistry Interpretations, Disseminated sclerosis and, 586, 795 Anaesthesia: remote control of closed circuits vol. 1, 2nd ed., 134 Dogs and, 1054 (Norman R. James), 345 - R. A. (and others): Report on use and thera- Epidemiology of, 668, 675 Analgesia: safety apparatus for administering peutic value of BAL in arsenical intoxications, Film (annotation), 303 trilene-and-air (A. L. Hyatt and John Elam), 27 520 (0); leading article, 536 Fowl paralysis and, 795 Bone saw, pneumatic, 67 PETHER', G. C.: Land of excuses, 113-Clou4 Hysteria simulating (annotation), 259 Hearing aid, smallest, 145 cuckoo land, 311-Extent of neurosis, 746-Warm, Incubation period, 1028 Intravenous injections, non-clotting needle for houses, 844 Investigation into (leading article), 698 (G. P. Fox and J. H. Taylor), 834 Pethidine in labour, 71 Kenny method (annotation), 182 Lifting patients, apparatus for (J. Gubbins), 666 Petrol, supplementary, 632 Leading article on, 135; correspondence, 226 Oxygen unit for newborn infants (P. C. D. Pharmacology, review of book on, 372 Measures against, 306 MacClancy), 970 Pharmacopoeias, unification of, 983 Memorandum by Medical Officers to Ministry of Photography: New aid for photo-micrography and Pharmacy, books on, 457, 576 Health, 141 general laboratory photography (A. C. Len- Pharyngoscope, infants' (Lindsay 0. Watt), 351 New measures (annotation), 260 drum), 585 PHEMISTER, D.: Ununited fractures, 503 Nomenclature: poliomyelitis and polio-encephalitis Simpson-Smith silent sucker, modified (M. i). Phenobarbitone: And epanutin, combined action -case for review .of terminology (L. H. Murray), Sheppard), 267 of (Donald Blair). 171 (0)-Toxicity of, 718 1028 (0) leading article, 1038 Syringes: Control of hot-air sterilization of (J. PIIILLIPS, Bentley: Case of keratodermia punctata, Ocular symptoms (annotation), 620 Colquhoun and Arthur Jordan), 705-Self-con- 689 (0) Parliamentary note on, 276 trolled three-way syringe device (David A. - Wilfrid Westwood, obituary notice of, 751 Plunge bath for cases of (David P. Nicholson), 532 Herd), 1047 PHILPOTS, G. E. P.: Examination of saliva, 854 Pre-paralytic stage and effect of physical activity PHILPS, Seymour: Contact lenses, 470 on severity of paralysis (W. Ritchie Russell), PRIBRAM, B. 0. C.: Diathermy dissection of gall- PhospholiPids, 767 1023 (0); leading article, 1038 bladder, 350 Phosphorus compounds: their fate in the body, 767 Recent American work (leading article), 215 PRICE, E. W.: Method of abdominal palpation, - radioactive tP32): diffusion in body cells, 766 Second attack: report of case (Mary W. Alves 703; correspondence, 839 Photomicrography and general laboratory photo- and Idwal Pugh), 904 (0) -I. I.: Cases of popliteal aneurysm and embol- graphy, new aid for (A. C. Lendrum),'585 Serum treatment of, 475 ism in brachial artery, 629 Photosensitivity to sunlight from use of prophylactic Spasm in, 557, 630 Prickly heat and tropical asthenia (annotation), sulphonamides: its relation to vaccination re- Spread of, 280, 396, 468 779; correspondence, 1012 actions (Geoffrey Watkinson and Barclay R. Statistics, 192 PRIDHAM, J. A.: B.M.A. and world organizations, Hillis), 609 (0) Subclinical (annotation), 423 347 Physical development, i058 Swimming baths and, 317 PRINGLE, G. L. Kerr: New treatment of rheuma- Physics of odour, 81 Sympathetic disorders in (annotation), 579 cor- toid arthritis, 547 Physiology: Of breast, 68-Of vision, 69-Solar respondence, 670 - John: Care of the elderly, 549 plexus knockout, 159-International Congress, Tobacco and, 598, 718 PRINSLEY, D. M. (and W. M. JAMIURSON): Born- 264-Of cerebral motor cortex, contribution of Tonsillectomy and, 237 holm disease. 47 (0); correspondence, 11, 188, clinical study (F. M. R. Walshe), 830 (0)- Treatment (H G. Seddon), 320 (0); leading 350, 549, 745 Books on, 133, 657, 1036 article, 338; correspondence, 507 PRITCHARD, Marjorie M. L. (and others): Studies Physiotherapy, review of book on, 961 Water, chlorination of, and, 119, 440, 558 of the Renal Circulation, 694 PICKARD, Ransom: The Population and Epidemics "Privileged communications," 984 of Exeter in Pre-Census Times, 784 POLLACZEK, K. F.: Milk certificates, 432 Prize, Jessie Macgregor, awarded, 849 PIcKLEs., W. N.: Infective hepatitis in general prac- POLONOVSKI, Michel (editor): Exposds Annuels de Procaine, intravenous, 791 tice, 463 Biochimie Mddicale, 658 Prostate: Complete removal of, 150, 271, 508-Sex PICTON, Lionel James: The bedtime meal, 796 Polycythemia vera: treatment of 90 cases with radio- hormones and prostatic hypertrophy, 281-Chronic PINCHER, Chapman: Poliomyelitis, 396 phosphorus (P32), 139 infection, 680 Pineal cyst, case of (Simon Sevitt and J. Schorsrein), Polymyositis, acute interstitial, treated with peni- Prostatitis, 82-Residual subacute and chronic, after 490 (0) cillin (I. Friedmann and F. Por), 494 (0) penicillin and sulphonamide therapy in acute Pink disease, 82, 282, 896, 986 Polyneuritis, 681-In beriberi, 763 gonorrhoea (F. C. Bourgault du Coudray), 651 PITrALUGA, G.: Clinica y Laboratorio, 1001 -alcoholic, role of aneurin deficiency in, 763 (0) Pituitary extract and obesity, 557 Polyuria, 679 Prostigmin test for pregnancy, 941 PIVAWER, M. J.: Dicoumarol, 928 POLZER, K. (aid others): R.K.G. Rheo-cardio- Protein analogues by synthesis (annotation), 663 Plasma, viscosity in rheumatic diseases (I. C. graphy. A Method of Circulation's Investiga- - body: Whipple's differentiation, 814 Cowan and John Harkness), 686 (0) tion and Diagnosis in Circular Motion, 133 - metabolism: after gastrectomy and bone PLATT, Harry (and others): Memorial to Walter PONIEDEL, C.: Calcium deposits in iris in case of operations (A. W. Wilkinson), 543-In infants. Rowley Bristow, 934 secondary hyperparathyroidism, 691 (0) 664 PLATTEN, Michael C.: Pediculosis capitis, 160 Poor Law, end of (leading article), 736 - sunflower-seed, 22 PLAYFAIR, Kenneth: Tribute to Louis Carnac Rivett, Population: Planning and world population (leading Protest, 844 510 article), 214; correspondence, 395, 506, 510, 589. Pruritus: Pruritus ani as an allergic condition, 74 PLESCH, John: Blood Pressure and its Disorders in- 843, 932-Problems of, 434 -Ergotamine in treatment of (annotation), 260- duding Angina Pectoris, 2nd ed., 37-Janos, POR, F. (and I. FRIEDMANN): Acute interstitial poly- Anti-histamine drug for pruritus of jaundice. The Story of a Doctor, 576 myositis treated with penicillin, 494 (0) 547, 710, 749 Pleural effusion, prognosis of, 348, 747 Porphyria, fatal case of, with unusual features (Sir Psoriasis: Of scalp, 475-Treatment, 516 Pneumoconiosis, silicates and, 318 Adolphe Abrahams and others), 327 (0); corre- Pneumonectomy, cardio-pulmonary function after spondence, 433, 629 PSYCHIATRY: (annotation), 581 PORTAS, Frank: Measurement of human skill, 71 Aggression in relation to emotional development, Pncumonia: Mortality statistics, 805-Sulphamera- PORTER, R. R. M.: Tribute to T. H. Harker, 674 normal and pathological, 1048 zine treatment in adults (Horace Joules and Potatoes, why peel? (annotation), 917 Book on, 657 S. D. V. Weller), 947 (0); leading article, 962- PoTrER, Lina M.: Belladonna poisoning, 792 Casualties, psychiatric, after-care of, 33 Oral-penicillin treatment of adult (T. Ander- R. K. (and others): Visible Speech,- 658 Depression, euphoriant for, 113 son and J. B. Landsman), 950 (0); In young Potts, Thomas Norman Vickers, estate of, 438 Electric convulsion therapy, 32-Status epilepticus children (A. I. Suchett-Kaye and R. B. Latter). POWELL-TuCK, G. A.: State Medical Service, 271 after (A. Folkson), 335 ; correspondence, 928 953 (0); leading article, 962-Primary atypical POWER, John Hale: Food cuts and calories, 1011 Feeble-minded, desertion by, 592 serological investigation of: " Q " fever (J. E. POYNTER, F. N. L. (and W. J. BISHOP): The Har- Insanity, tm-mporary, divorce after, 154, 469 Caughey and J. A. Dudgeon), 684 (0); corre- veian Orations, 1656-1947: Study in tradition, Leucotomy, chronic battle neurosis treated with spondence, 972-Staphylococcal, treated with 622; correspondence, 707 (William Sargant and C. M. Stewart), 866 sulphamerazine and penicillin, 949 PRAMANIK, S.: Balantidiasis, 794 (0); correspondence, 973, 1009, 1053 Pneumothorax, artificial: Termination of, 440- PRATr, M. A.: "Pen friends " for the old, 896 Manic states in Far East (R. F. Tredgold), 522 Refill after childbirth, 1066 (0); correspondence, 673 - traumatic valvular (G. S. Watson), 693 PREGNANCY: Mental disorder: Physical therapy of, 32, 73, 74, Poisoning, deaths from, 52 Addison's disease in (annotation), 964 - belladonna (M. Hamilton 110-Prognosis of, 1052 and A. B. Sclare), After lumbo-dorsal sympathectomy (annotation), - disturbance as leading symptom in typhoid 611 (0); correspondence, 792, 886, 1056 876; correspondence, 974 fever (W. Mauda), 254 - camphor, case of. 1009 Albuminuria and foetal death, relaotin of blood - home, starting a, 317 - food, annotation on, 138 pressure to, 284 - illness, 848 - fngus: Inocybe Fastigiata (Donald Wilson), Antenatal paediatrics (annotation), 182 Mentally deficient, 192, 891 297 (0); annotation, 302; correspondence, 348, Child-bearing and Pulmonary tuberculosis (Charles Murder, psychiatry and degrees of (Sir Norwood 395, 432, 587 J. Stewart and F. A. H. Simmonds), 726 (0); East). 2C2 - oxygen, in man, 70, 226, 396 correspondence, 837, 930, 1056 Schizophrenia, insulin treatment for, 150 -trichlorethylene, 1065 Coitus during, 1065 Shock on mental disease, 627 20 1947 BRITISH JULY-DEC., INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

PSYCHIATRY (continued): Quesfions, Notes, and Comments (continued): Queslions, Notes, and Conmnents (continued): Training a psychiatrist, 111 Disseminated sclerosis, 516 Prostatitis, 82 What is a psychiatrist? 1012 Dupuytren's contracture, treatment of, 757. 942 Psoriasis: Of scalp, 475-Treatment of, 516 Eclampsia: A toxaemia? 42-Diet in pre-eclamp- Psychology of make-believe, 40 PSYCHOLOGY: sia, 984 Rabies: Anti-rabies inoculation, 357 Accidents and accident prevention, psychological Eczema, infantile, 403, 516 Raspberry-leaf tea, 985 aspects of (Kenneth Soddy), 623; leading Ejaculatio praecox, 82, 758 Rectal prolapse, 853, 1066 article, 618; correspondence, 708, 749, 843, 934 Enteritis and steatorrhoea, 598 Renal function tests, 41 Anxiety, control of, in treatment of duodenal Enuresis in young adults, 1016 Rheumatism: Acute, and the heart, 42-Sulphur ulcer, 45 Ergotamine and ergometrine, toxicity of, 639 in, 280-And the weather, 439-Gold therapy, Books on, 133, 134, i,77, 658 Erythema induratum, 853 557 Fugue, two cases of, after mepacr:ne administra- Ether, antiseptic effect of, 718 Ringworm of scalp, 440, 640, 896, 1066 tion (D. R. Macdonald'. 959 Eunuchoidism, 852 Saliva, examination of, 318, 854 Make-believe, psychology of, 40 Eye surgery in animals, 515 Scabies infection of anus, 41, 120 Medical education, psyhology in (Join Rick;ran), Eyes: Unequal pupils and fib illa:ory twitchings, Sclerodermia, treatment of, 1017 363 (0): correspondence, 706 1017 Semen, escape of, 159 Mental health and world cstizenship. 837. 934 Eyesight, better, Bates on. 717, 806 Sensitivity to primsula, 282 Mind and matter, 433 Fat injections for scars, 41 Serum bromide estimation, 941 Over-possessive women, 680 Fever: Metal-fume, 120-Zinc fume, 439 phosphatase estimation, 941 Psychotherapy: Importance of, in general practice. Finger, loss of, 806 Sex hormones and prostatic hypertrophy. 281 65-Homosexual offences and their relation to Finger-nails, decay of, 515 Shock, treatment of, 439 (F. H. Taylor), 525 (0) ; correspondence, 632. Fluorine and dental caries, 280 Silicates and pneumoconiosis, 318 671, 842 Fracture, intertrochanteric, of femur, 718 Smallpox: Vaccination against, 119-Terminology Puerperal sepsis, aetiology and prophylaxis of Gangrene of toes, 476 in vaccination, 853 (Joseph W. Bigger), 599 (0); correspondence, 744 Gastric acidity, control of, 558 Solar plexus knockout, 159 PUGH, Idwal (and Mary W. ALVES): Poliomyelitis analyses, 81 Specula, sterilization of, 680, 854 -second attack, 904 (0) Gastritis, aluminium and, 757 Speech: retarded development, 515 PULTENEY, Isabel: Companions of St. Luke, 1012 Gastro-jejunostomy, living with a, 640 Stammering, 40 PULVERTAFT, R. J. V.: Air-borne infection, 517 Gelatin, food value of, 805 Stature, small, 598 (0); leading article. 535 Glaucoma, chronic, 404, 558 Sterility, 281 Pumpkin seeds as anthelmintic, 238 Haematospermia, 640 Sterilization, effects and legality of, 895 PURCHASE, W. B.: Sir John Jervis on the Office Haemophiliac, reflections of a, 985 Sulphonamides and mepacrine, 42 and Duties Coroners, 8th ed., 212 Hair: Turning white overnight, 160-Loss during Surgery: Period in bed after operation. 237- of lactation, 757-Removal of superfluous, 805. Resection of small intestines, 806 Purchase tax on drugs (annotation), 829 correspon- 1018, 942 dence, 980 Sweating hands, 281, 404 Hanging, judicial, 160, 282, 358, 516, 986, 1066 Syphilis: And marriage, 557-In a nursing mother, PURDIE, Anthony W.: Treatment of abortion, 2A ' Happy feet," 476, 640 1016 Purpura, thrombocytopenic, 542 Hay-fever, 475 Syringes: Loosening the piston of, 358, 718- Pyelography, thrombosis after, 238 Hearing-aids in Dict and tlhe nation's the tropics, 941 Sterilization of, 404, 680, 854 PYKE, Magnus: health- Heart: quinine in auricular fibrillation, 56 Teeth: Local dental erosion, 757-Taste in the verdict from statistics, 883 Horse-fly bites, 356 Pyloric obstruc:ion simulated in casc of cerebellar mouth with dentures, 852-Prophylaxis of dental Hypnotism, repeated, in a child, 941 caries, 895, 986-Local analgesia in dentistry, tumour (H. R. Mallows), 999 Hypogonadism, methyl testosterome for, 160 942 Pyomyositis, tropical, 665 Hypothroidism, 403 Tetanus, protection against, 403 Pyrexia, vitamin D2 and, 81 Income tax, 82, 358, 558, 680 Thrombosis: Femoral, 82-After pyclography, Pyridoxin, 683 Injections, intramuscular or subcutaneous, 516 238 Pyuria, abacterial, relation of, to Reiter's syndrome Insulin, 357-Sensibility to, 475 Thumb-sucking, 439, 558 (G. H. Baines), 605 (0); correspondence, 974 Intervertebral disk, prolapsed, 639 Tinnitus, 357 " Jugged hair." 854 Titanium, 82 Knee-jerks, absent, frustration of left-hanoedness Tonsils, irradiation of, 1018 Q and, 238 Transfusion, excretion of citrate after, 159 Lead, exposure to, 516 Tremor of hands, 440 Q " fever (J. E. Caughey and J. A. Dudgeon), Leprosy bacilli, 1.60 Trichlorethylene poisoning, 1065 684 (0); correspondence, 972 Leuconychia, 42 Trusses, 196 'Lip, fissured, 41, 120, 160, 318. 476. 942 Tuberculosis: Physical sign in pulmonary tuber- Questions, Notes and Comments: Lisping, 119 culosis, 358-Marital phthisis, 679. 1018-Bacilli Abortifacient pastes, 317 Loa loa infection, i96 in cheese, 1016-Ligation of pulmonary veins Acne rosacea, 757, 1066 Longevity, climate and, 1065 in, 1018 Actinomycosis, 159-Abdominal, 597 Lousiness, " susceptibilty" to, 42 Ulcer, chronic, and pemphigus, 82 Addendum, 718 Lumbar vertebrae, sacralization of, 640 "dyspeptic." 120, 282 Addison's disease, 718 Lupus vulgaris, 516 Ultra-violet therapy, weekly. 757 Adrenalectomy, bilateral in hypertension, 403 Marriage: Legal definition of consummation, 757 Universities and colleges, 440 Aged and infirm: Short-stay hostel for, 680- Maternity wards: Swabbing attendants, 679 Urethane, 195 ' Pen friends " for the old, 896 Menorrhagia in middle age, 281 Urethritis, 356 Allergy: Food, 598, 896, 986-And the endo- " Menstrual tension," 639 Uric acid, estimation of, 196 crines, 756 Mental home, starting a, 317 Urinals, 404 Amphetamine, action of, 10;8 Milk in schools, 237 Urinary incontinence, 41, 196 Anaesthesia: For circumcision, 357-Trilene, -foods for infants, sugar in. 1066 Urticaria, treatment of, 558 cyclopropane, vinesthene, 357-Trilene in ob- Mongolism: Treatment, 852 Vaccination: Length of scratch, 238-Of a nursing stetrics, 805 Morphine addiction, cure of, 195 mother, 680 Angina pectoris, 439, 598 Mosquito bites. 357, 942 Vaginal discharge. staining filrrs of, 440 Anthelmintic: Pumpkin seeds as, 238-D.D.T. as, Moth-balls, toxicity of, 985 Venereal disease, prevention of, 984 805 Nasal blush, chronic, 160 Vital statistics, 318 Aortitis, syphilitic, 597 Needles for intramuscular injection, 841 Vitamins: D2 and pyrexia, 81-Toxic dosage of Arteriosclerosis, cerebral, 558 Obesity, 281-Treatment of, 598 A and D, 282-C content of fruit squash con- Arthritis: Injection treatment of, 160-Treatment Obstetrics: Complicated labour; 895-Induction centrates, 318-Concentrated, 852 of rheumatoid arthritis, 515-Gold threapy, 639 of labour, 1017 War wounds, classification of, 985 Aspirin and cerebral congestion, 805 Oculogyric, crises, treatment of, 196 Wassermann reaction of cadaver blood, 42 Baby: Bringing up, 238, 358-Mixed feeding for, Odour, physics of, 81 Water: lead contamination, 758, 854 805 Onychia, 806 " Wax rash," 557 B.C.G. vaccination, 895 Orchitis after mumps, 120 Whooping-cough: Immunization, 403-Flying for, Blood pressure, low diastolic, 558 Osteoarthritis of hips, 717 852 Borax, solubility of, 1065 Osteomyelitis of femur, 1017 Witness, medical unfitncss in, 942 Bread, bleached, and added chalk, 159 Otitis media, recurrent, 281 Women, over-possessive, 680 Breasts, increasing the size of, 41 Oxygen inhalation. 120 X-ray plant, funds for, 476, 598 Bronchitis, chronic, 160-And emphysema, 81 Pain, retrsternal, 282 Quinine in auricular fibrillation, 756 Burns, infected, 853 Paraffin, liquid, absorption of, 985 Quinone and hydroquinone as industrial hazards Cancer: Carcinoma of prostate, 41-Irradiated Pediculosis capitis, 82, 160 (annotation), 828 ergosterol and, 1018 Penicillin: For congenital syphilis, 160-In chronic QUIRING, Daniel P.: The Head, Neck, and Trunk, Cataract, treatment of, 196, 404 cystitis, 196-Stability in oil, 318-Sensitivity, 576 Chilblains, 756-Of nose, 1017 404-In cardiac infections, 475-Beeswax in oily Childhood, second, 318 solutions of, 718-Effect of heat on, 941-Oral Children: Fatherless child, 476 administration, 1066 Chlorbenzenes. toxicity of, 476 Pessary, diaphragm, 598 R Circumcision in small boys, 1065 Phenobarbitone. toxicity of, 718 Rabies: antirabies inoculation, 357 Cod-liver oil for adults, 403 Pink disease, 82. 282, 896, 986 RABIN, C. (and Charles SINGER): A Prelude to Colds, prevention of, 805. 852, 1065 Pituitary extract and obesity, 557 Modern Science. Being a discussion of the His- Confidence trick, 806, 942 Placenta: Removal of, 195, 318-Expression of, tory, Sources and Circumstances of the " Tabu- Constipation in an infant, 896 679 lae Anatomicae Sex " of Vesaltus, 734 Contraceptives, chemical, 282. 440 Pneumonia: Mortality statistics, 805 RADCLIFFE, Douglas: Bornholm disease in the Corrections, i96, 238, 404, 440, 476, 516. 598, 680, Pneumothorax, artificial: Terminating, 439- tropics, 549 758, 1018 Refill after childbirth, iW66 Frank, obituary notice of, 751 Cyst: Removal froni hand, 515 Poliomyelitis, acute, 81, 475-And water, 119- RADCLYFFE, Leon: Alleviation of prickly heat, 1012 " Dead-weight," 756 And tonsillectomy, 237-Spread of, 280-And Radiant energy and health (book review), 1000 Death certificates, 317 swimming baths, 317-Diagnosis, 356-And Radiation in treatment of malignant tumours, 923 Dehydrocholic acid, 120 chlorination of water, 440, 558-Spiasm in, 557 Radioactivity: Radioactive progress (anno'ation), Dercum's disease, 985 -Tobacco and, 598, 718 139 Dermatitis, atopic, 895 Polyuria, 679 Radiography, mass, 752 Dicoumarol: Uncontrolled therapy, 941 Pregnancy: First, after nephrectomy, 41-Term- Radio-isotopes: Supplies, 143-For research, 513 Diphtheria: And vitamin B, 120-Immunization, ination of, for hyperemesis, 358-Kapeller-Adler Radiology. See X rays 515 test, 717-Prostigmin test, 941-Coitus during. RADNOR, Joseph: Ulcerated nasal septum, 33 Disabled person, re-employment of, 639 1065 Ramsbottom, Henry George, obituary notice of, 634 Dispensing, saturated solutions for, 238, 358 Presbyopia, correction of, 597 -- John: Some edible fungi, 304 (0); annotation, Displaced persons, 282 "Privileged communications," 984 302; correspondence, 587, 797 Dissection, bequest of body for, 403 Prostatic infcction, chronic, 680 Ramsden, Walter, estate of, 893 JULY-DEC., 1947 BRITISH 21 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

RANDALL, J. H.: Health cent;,es, 977 Reviews of Books (continued): Reviews of Books (continued): RANGASWAMI, S. (and T. R. SESHADRI): Chemistry Brown-Sequard, Charles-Edouard. A Nineteenth Hypertension, Renal (E. Braun-Menendez and of Vitamins and Hormones, 255 Century Neu-ologist and Endo2rinologist others), translation-reviewed by Harold RANSON, Stephen Walter: The Anatomy of the (J. M. D. Olmsted)-reviewed by Macdonald Scarborough, 177 Nervous System, 8th ed.. 614 Critchley, 614 Hypoglycaemia: L'Hyperinsulinie. Les Etats de RAPER, Howard Riley: Man Against Pain: The Cancer, Biochemistry of (Jesse P. Greenstein)- Suractive Fonctionnelle du Pancreas Endocrine Epic of Anaesthesia, 177, 953 reviewed by E. Boyland, 420 en Medecine Experimentale et en Clinique Raspberry-leaf tea, 985 effect of a Carcinogenic Hydrocarbon on (Marcel Sendrail)-reviewed by R. D. Lawrence, Rations, cuts in (leading article), 422 Manifest Malignant Tumours in Mice (S. 1000 RAU, Leo: Acute porphyria, 433 Stamer), translation-reviewed by L. Foulds. Industry, Canteens in, 7 RAVEN, Ronald W.: Partial hepatectomy and right 134 Nutrition in-reviewed by J. R. Marrack, hemicol.ctomy for carcinoma of hepatic flexure, Le Probleme Biologique du Cancer (Jacques 497 249 (0) Delarue)-reviewed by L. Foulds, 298 Infants: The Care of Babies and Young Children RAW, John P.: Penicillin for infected hands, 707 Cerebral Paisy: A Way of Life for the Handi- in the Tropics, 824 Rawes, Charles Kinsman, obituary notice of, 750 capped Child. A New Approach to Cerebral Infirmary, Worces:er Royal, History of (William READ, Doris B. (and Ellinor 1. BLACK): Old People's Palsy (Eirene Collis)-reviewed by Louis Minski. Henry McMenemy)-reviewed by Alfred Cox, Welfare on Merseyside, 658 694 255 Grantly Dick: The &:rth of a Child. Obstet- Chemical Methods in Clinical Medicine. Their Influenza A-epidemic of January-March, 1941, at ric Procedure in Normal Childbirth for those Application and Interpretation with Techniques Groningen, Holland (J. A. R. van Bruggen and who Attend Women in Labour, 735 of Simple Tests (G. A. Harrison), 3rd ed.- others), 373 J.: The Alchemist in Life, Literature, and Art, reviewed by G. Prunty, 534 Insufflation, Uterotubal (1. C. Rubin)-reviewed 961 Chemistry of Vitamins and Hormones (S. Ran- by Wilfrid Shaw, 420 Recommendation as a medicine, 114 (corrected, 472) gaswami and T. R. Seshadri)-reviewed by Jdnos. The Story of a Doctor (John Plesch), Rectal prolapse, 853, i066 W. R. Fearon. 255 translation-reviewed by D. V. Hubble, 576 Recto-vesical fistula, traumatic, case of (G. S. Chest, Diseases of the. Diagnosis and Treatment Laboratory methods: Clinica y Laboratorio Andrews), 693 (Archibald Reynolds Judd)-reviewed by J. G. (G. Pittaluga)-reviewed by W. T. Cooke, REES, H. G. St. M.: The extent of neurosis, 468 Scadding, 775 1001 J. R.: The Case of Rudolf Hess, 337-Mental Child, Unwanted (Eustace Chesser)-reviewed by Leprosy, A Practical Textbook of (R. G. Coch- Health and World Citizenship, 837 R. G. Gordon, 1035 rane)-reviewed by E. Muir, 871 REEVE, J. Lawrence: Arsenical dermatitis success- Children: Diagnostik der Kinderkrankheiten Liver disease: Nouvelles Etudes Cliniques et Bio- fully treated with BAL, 132 : correspondence, 227 (E. Feer), 5th ed.-reviewed by Alan Moncrieff, logiques sur la Pathologie du Foie (Etienne REFSUM, Sigvald: Heredopathia Atactica Polyneu- 734 Chabrol)-reviewed by J. W. McNee, 912 ritiformis. A Familial Syndrome not Hitherto Coron.rs, Sir John Jervis on the Office and Locomotor System, Medical Disorders of the, in- Described, 823 Duies of (W. B. Purchase), 8th ed.-, eviewed cluding the Rheumatic Diseases (Ernest Fletcher) Register of Dietitians, 279 by D. H. Kitchin. 213 -reviewed by R. G. Gordon, 17 Registrar-General's Office: Longest span of life Criminology: Introduction a la Criminologic Louse. The. An Account of the Lice which Infest based on records of centenarians in England and (Etienne De Greeff), vol. 1, 2nd ed.-reviewed Man,' their Medical Importance and Control Wales (V. Korenchevsky), 14 (0)-New form of by W. Norwood East, 336 (Patrick A. Buxton)-reviewed by Kenneth birth certificate, 910 Dental Materia Medica, Pharmacology and Thera- Mellanby, 695 Rehabilitation, experiment in (J. R. Napier and petlics (Walter J. Dilling and Samuel Hallam), Malnutrition and Starvation during the War (Sir others), 203 (0) 3rd ed., 97 Jack Drummond)-reviewed by 1. de Burgh REID, J. Owen: Angioneurotic oedema as possible Dermatology and Syphilology, Year Book of- Daly, 420 sequel to penicillin administration, 870 reviewed by H. Haldin-Davis. 872 Man.: The Verdict of Science. Science and Super- Reiter's disease, 32 Diabetes: Leitfaden fur Zuckerkranke (Georg R. stition (G. N. Ridley)-reviewed by M. Green- syndrome, 747-Relation of abacterial pyuria Constam)-reviewed by R. D. Lawrence, 961 wood, 824 to (G. H. Baines), 605 (0); correspondence, 974 Mellitus, The Treatment of (Elliott P. Joslin, Massage and Remedial Exercises in Medical and Renal. See Kidneys Howard F. Root, Priscilla White, Alexander Surgical Conditions (Noel Tidy), 7th ed.- RENAULT, Mary: Return to Night, 421 Marble, and C. Cabell Bailey), 8th ed.- reviewed by N. C. Lake, 961 RENDER, Helena Willis: Nurse-Patient Relationship reviewed by George Graham, 496 Medical Anstual, 1946, 134 in Psychliatry, 299 Diagnosis of the Acute Abdomen in Rhyme Register, 1947, 18 RENDU, Robert: Control and treatment of diph- (Zeta)-reviewed by Sir Hentage Ogilvie, 735 Medicine, vol. 1. The Patient and his Disease theria, 839 Ear, nose, and throat: Lehrbuch der Hals- Nasen- (A. E. Clark-Kennedy)-reviewed by L. J. RENNIE, J. Basil: Differential diagnos-s of jaundice Ohren- und Mundkrankheiten (A. Barraud and Witts, 911 by flocculation tests, 1030 (0) others)-reviewed by Stephen Suggit, 456 An Integrated Practice of. A Complete Respiratory system, diseases of, as cause for sudden Electrocardiography: Klinische Electrokardio- General Practice of Medicine from Differential death, 51 graphie (Max Holzmann)-reviewed by Douglas Diagnosis by Presenting Symptoms to Specific Retrosternal pain, 282 Robertson, 96 Management of the Patient (Harold Thomas REUBs, Franeois: Le traitement de la ndphrite aigue Embryology, Human (Bradley M. Patten)- Hyman), 4 vols.-reviewed by R. Bodley Scott,- par les antihiistaminiques de syntlese, 496 reviewed by Arthur B. Appleton, 97 575 Encephalogram, The Normal (Leo M. Davidoff Forensic (Keith Simpson)-reviewed by R. Reviews of Books: and Cornelius G. Dyke), 2nd ed.-reviewed by Whitehead, 336 After-Treatment. A Guide to General Practi- J. W. D. Bull, 496 Midwifery, Textbook of (Wilfred Shaw), 2nd ed., tioners, House Officers, Ward Sisters and Eye, Diagnostic Examination of the, Step-by- 658 Dressers in the Care of Patients after operation Step Procedure (Conrad Berens and Joshua Mongolism and Cretinism (Clemens E. Benda)- (H. J. B. Atkins), 3rd ed.-reviewed by Lambert Zuckerman)-reviewed by Sir Stewart Duke- reviewed by G. A. Auden, 871 Rogers, 373 Elder, 1000 National Health Service Act. Being the Complete Alcoholics: Phases in the Drinking History of -- Manifestations of Internal Diseases (T. S. Text of the National Health Service Act, 1946 Alcoholics. Analysis of a Survey conducted by Tassman), 2nd ed., 177 (J. A. Scott), 18 the Grapevine," Official Organ of Alcoholics Fertility, Impaired, Studies on, in Man, with Nephritis: Le traitement de la nfphrite aigue par Anonymous (E. M. Jellinek)-reviewed by Eliot Special Reference to thc Male (Rich Hammen), les antihistaminiques de synthese (Francois Slater, 456 translation-reviewed by T. N. A. Jeffcoate. Reubi)-reviewed by Robert Platt, 496 Alcoholism and Alcohol Consumption, Recent 420 Nervous System, The integrative Action of the Trends in (E. M. Jellirek)-reviewed by Problem of (edited by Earl T. Engle)- (Sir Charles Sherrington), 2nd ed.-reviewed by W. No-wood Eas. 912 reviewed by T. N. A. Jeffcoate, 9il F. M. R. Walshe, 823 Alf-ed Adler: Apos:le of Freedom (Phyllis Folic Acid, Experiences with (Tom D. Spies)- Neurology: Les Infiltrations du Sympathique. Bottome). 134 reviewed by L. J. Witts, 298 Physiologie-Indications-Techniques (Maurice Allergy in Theory and Practice (Robert A. Cooke) Genetics, Animal, and Medicine (Hans Grune- Luzuy)-reviewed by Ian Aird, 17 -reviewed by D. A. Williams, 533 berg)-reviewed by F. A. E. Crew, 533 Psychiatry, and Neurosurgery, Year Book Ambulation, Early, and Related Procedures in Human (Reginald Ruggles Gates), vols. 1 of (Hans H. Reese and others)-reviewed by Surgical Management (Daniel J. Leithauser)- and 2-reviewed by J. A. Fraser Roberts, 58 Macdonald Critchley, 823 reviewed by Sir Heneage Ogilvie, 255 Glands: A Tir6ide. Fisio-patologia. Diagn6stico New Zealand, Health Reform in (Douglas Robb) American Therapeutic Society: Transactions, e tratamento de suas enfermidades (Hilio de -reviewed by Alfred Cox, 57 vol. 43, 872 Lacerdo)-reviewed by J, C. Ford, 658 Obstetric Complications, Management in (edited Anaesthesia, Chemistry of (John Adriani)- The Duodenal, of Brunner in Man. Their by Clifford B. Lull)-reviewed by Wilfred Shaw, reviewed by H. G. Epstein, 176 Distribution and Quantity (Erik Landboe- 372 Local: Brachial Plexus (R. R. Macintosh Christensen), translation-reviewed by W. T. Obstetrics Postgraduate (William F. Mengert)-re- and W. W. Mushin), 2nd ed., 134 Cooke, 213 viewed by T. N. A. Jeffcoate, 960 Synopsis of (J. Alfred Lee)-reviewed by Gynaecology: Diagnostic Hormonal et Traite- Textbook of (Gilbert 1. Strachan)-reviewed C. Langton Hewer, 373 ments Hormonaux en Gynecologie (Claude by T. N. A. Jeffcoate. 694 Anatomy of the Nervous System (Stephen Walter Bdclbre-reviewed by T. N. A. Jeffcoate, and Gynaecology, The Essentials of (W. A. Ranson), 8th ed.-reviewed by A. B. Appel.on, 176 Scott and H. B. van Wyck)-reviewed by F. J. 614 Gynecological and Obstetrical Pathology, with Browne, 1035 Appendicitis: Appendice et Urologie. Etude Clinical and Endocrine Relations (Emil Novak), - The 1946 Year Book of (edited by Medico-Chirurgicale Clinique et Thfrapeutique 2nd ed.-reviewed by T. N. A. Jeffcoate, 575 J. P. Greenhill)-reviewed by Wilfred Shaw, (L. Strominger)-reviewed by J. E. Semple, 337 Haematology: Principles of Hematology (Russell 615 Australia: The Doctor and Tomorrow. The L. Haden), 3rd ed.-reviewed by L. J. Witts, Neuro-Ophthalmologic Examination, Clinical Future of Medical Service in Australia (Arthur 212 Methods of (Alfred Kestenbaum)-reviewed by E. Brown)-reviewed by Alfred Cox, 57- Heart and Kidney, Diseases of the. A Hand- ,Arnold Sorsby, 58, 213 Women and Children First! An Outline of a book of Clinical Medicine, vol. 1 (J. C. Occasion Fleeting. The (Hugh Barber)-reviewed Population Policy for Australia (Victor H. Banerjea and P. K. Chatterjee)-reviewed by by D. V. Hubble, 1036 Wallace)-reviewed by Major Greenwood, 212 Robert Platt, 299 Ophthalmic Surgery and Sight-Testing (M. A. Biochemical Research, Currents in (edited by David Heparin in the Treatment of Thrombosis. An Kamath). 2nd ed., 576 E. Green)-reviewed by F. G. Young, 694 Account of its Chemistry. Physiology, and Ap- Orthopaedic Surgery, A Synopsis of (A. David Biochemistry, Dynamic Aspects of (Ernest Bald- plication in Medicine (J. Erik Jorpes), 2nd Le Vay), 256 win)-reviewed by F. G. Young, 614 ed.-reviewed by R. L. Richards, 533 Parenteral Alimentation in Surgery, with Special Birth of a Child. Obstetric Procedure in Normal Heredity: Heredopathia Atactica Polyneuriti- Reference to Proteins and Amino Acids (Robert Childbirth for Those Who Attend Women in formis. A Familial Syndrome not Hitherto Elman)-reviewed by D. P. Cuthbertson, 871 Labour (Grantly Dick Read)-reviewed by Described (Sigvald Refsum'-reviewed by Julia Pathology, Clinical, Recent Advances in (Various T. N. A. Jeffcoate, 735 Bell, 823 Authors)-reviewed by R. J. V. Pul ertaft, 298 Bone-marrow: La Cultura in Vitro del Midollo Hormones: Vitamine, Hormore, Fermente Penicillin: Miracle Drug. The Inner History of Osseo (Aminta Fieschi and Giovanni Astaldi)- (Rudolf Abderhalden)-reviewed by W. R. Penicillin (David Masters), 421 reviewed by L. P. R. Fourman, 871 Fearon, 255 Therapy, including Streptomycin, Tyrothricin Bones: L'OstdosyntMese au Clou (R. Soeur)- Hospital. Rotunda, 1745-1945 (O'Donel T. D. and other Antibiotic Therapy (John A. Kolmer), reviewed by. H. Osmond Clarke, 774 B-owne), 17 2nd ed.-reviewed by L. P. Garrod, 960 BRITISH 22 JULY-DEC., 1947 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

Reviews of Books (continued): Rheumatism: Book on, 17-Sulphur in, 280-And RUNEs, D. D. (editor): The Selected Writings of Periarteritis nodosa: Periartdrite Noueuse. Mala- the weather, 439-Gold therapy, 557-Plasma vis- Benjamin Rush, 1001 die de Kussmaul (P. Nicaud)-reviewed bY cosity in rheumatic diseases (I. C. Cowan and John RUSSELL, C. Scott: Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 824 L. P. R. Fourman, 457 Harkness), 686 (0) - W. Ritchie: Poliomyelitis-pre-paralytic stage, Peripheral Vascular Diseases (Edgar V. Allen and - acute. See Fevers, rheumatic and the effect of physical activity on severity of others)-reviewed by J. Patterson Ross, 960 Rheumatoid arthritis. See Arthritis paralysis, 1023 (0); leading article, 1038 Personality, Dimensions of (H. J. Eysenck)- Rheumatology: First European Congress, 584 Russians, ourselves and the (leading article), 339; reviewed by Eliot Slater, 657 Rhinology, review of book on, 456 correspondence, 434 Pestalozzi, No Centenario de. Monograph by the RIBEIRO, Eurico Branco: A Penicilina Por Via RUTHERFORD, N. J. C.: Judicial hanging, 282 Ferreira Institute-reviewed by J. J. Keevil, Arterial Nas Osteomielites, 735 Rutin in capillary fragility, 273 824 Riboflavin, 682 RUTTER, Lewis D.: Stress fracture of metatarsal in Pharmaco-Therapeutic Notebook (H. W. Tomski), RICHARDS, H. J.: Bilateral abdominal testes with young child, 55 (0); correspondence, 147 576 teratoinatous change and torsion, 709 RuYs, A.: Responsibility of medical women in Pharmacology and Therapeutics (Arthur Groll- - H. R. M. (and F. Graham LESCHER): Modern reconstruction of world, as physicians, as social mann and Donald Slaughter), 13th ed.- treatment of neurosyphilis, 565; leading article, workers, and in international work and inter- reviewed by J. H. Burn, 372 577; correspondence, 709, 841 national co-operation, 263 Pharmacy: Medicaments et Medicadons (Hervt Robert: Note on causation of sudden death, RYAN, Charles: Epithelioma complicating lupus Harant), 457 51 (0) erythematosus, 334 Physiology, Annual review of, vol. 9 (edited by RICHENS, R. H. (and P. S. HUDsON): The New Rye biscuits, 192 Victor E. Hall)-reviewed by A. Hemingway, Genetics of the Soviet Union, 616 RYLE, John: Social medicine in the curriculum, 658 Rickets (vitamin D deficiency), 683 463-Social medicine and hospital practice, 628 Elements de Physiologie Humaine (L. RICKMAN, John: Psychology in medical education. Launoy), 1036 363 (0); correspondence, 706 Lehrbuch der Physiologie (Emil Abderhalden) RIDDLE, G. F. (and H. F. EWERHARDT): Therapeutic -reviewed by C. Lovatt Evans, 133 Exercise, 534 Pneumococci, Serological Studies on (Erna Riddoch, George, obituary notice of, 711 S Morch), translation-reviewed by G. S. Wilson, J. W.: Treatment of varicose veins, 671, 888 96 RIEBEN, W. K.: Beitrage zur kenntnis der Blutger- SALER, B.: The extent of neurosis, 793-Battle Poisons, Their Properties, Chemical Identification, innung, 735 neurosis treated with leucotomy, 1009 Symptoms, and Emergency Treatments (Vincent RIMMINGTON, C.: (and Charles H. GRAY): Acute Sacro-iliac strain, 673 J. Brookes and Hubert N. Alyea)-reviewed by porphyria, 629 SADLER, William S.: Mental Mischief and Emotional J. H. Ryffel, 256 Ringworm of scalp, 440, 640, 896, 1066 Conflicts, 177 Prescribing: Rezpetierkunde (r. Gordonoff), 177 RITCHIE, A. D.: Sherrington as philosopher, Safety-pin in larytix for five weeks (E. S. Burt Preventive Medicine, R.A.F. Handbook of- 812 (0); leading article, 825 Hamilton), 16 reviewed by J. M. Mackintosh, 1035 Rivett. Louis Cainac, obituary notices of, 435, 471, SAROSOHANSKY, E.: Filling in the Health Act, 112 Psychology: Our Inner Conflicts. A Constructive 510 SALIs, Eurico: Nova e Rapida InterpretaCao do Theory of Neurosis (Karen Horney)-reviewed Road accidents (leading article), 618 Quadro Leucodtldro, 735 " by R. G. Gordon, 133 ROAF, R.: Costoclavicular syndrome," 147 Saliva, examination of, 318, 854 - of Women. A Psychoanalytic Interpreta- ROBB, Douglas: Health Reform in New Zealand, SALMOND, J. R.: Poliomyelitis, 586 tion, vol. 2. Motherhood (Helene Deutsch)- 57 SALTER, John G.: Symmetrical gangrene in the reviewed by t. G. Gordon, 960 John J.: Choice of drugs in treatment of African, 108; correction, 196 Pyc's Surgical Handicraft, 15th ed. (edited by duodenal ulcer, 146 Salyrgan, 217 Hamilton Bailey), 615 ROBBINS, L. L. (and G. W. HOLMES): Roentgen SALZMANN, K. D.: Spinal pumping. 147 Radiant energy: Applications of Germicidal, Interpretaton, 7th ed., 534 SAMMARTINO, E. S. (and others): Tratado Practico Erythemal, and Infra-Red Energy (Matthew RoBERTS, Deiniol (and E. OwEN-LLoYD): Congenital de Hemoterapla, 615 Luckiesh)-reviewed by Sir Leonard Hill, 1000 defect of left diaphragm with volvulus of stomach SAMUEL, Ben: Penile carcinoma, 1010 Reference Book, Lippincott's, for Medicine and and transposition of viscera, 485 (0) Ian N.: The last straw-unholy smokes! 797 Surgery (George E. Rehberger), i3th ed., 299 G. Fulton: The Rhesus Factor, 372 SANDBLOM, P.: Surgical treatment of congenital Renal Circulation, Studies of the (Joseph Trueta ROBERTSON, D. J. (and A. M. BoYD): Treatment pulmonary stenosis, 502 and others)-reviewed by Robert Platt, 694 of varicose veins-possible danger of injection of SANDERs, Frederic: Obstetric emergency service, Retina, Sensory Mechanisms of the (Ragnar sclerosing fluids, 452 (0); correspondence, 546, 976 Granit)-reviewed by J. L. D'Silva, 657 588, 590, 630, 708, 793, 888 SARGANT, William (and C. M. STEWART): Chronic Rheocardiography, R.K.G. A Method of Circula- - H. G.: Acute non-specific diarrhoea and battle neurosis treated with leucotomy, 866 (0): tion's Investigation and Diagnosis in Circular dysentery, 351 correspondence, 973, 1009, 1053 Motion (W. Holzer, K. Polzer, and A. Marko), Kenneth: Temporal or giant-cell arteritis, Saturated soludons for dispensing, 238, 358 translation-reviewed by Douglas Robertson, 168 (0); correspondence, 270 SAVAGE, Sir William: Food and drink infections, 133 R. P.: Obstetric emergency service, 976 626 Rhesus Factor (G. Fulton Roberts)-reviewed by ROBERTSON-SCOTT, J. W.: England's Green and SAVILL, Agnes: Removal of superfluous hair, 1018 R. R. Race, 372 Pleasant Land, 3rd ed., 299 Scabies: infection of anus. 41, 120 Rheumatism and Soft Tissue Injuries (James ROBIN, Ian G.: Snoring, 835; correspondence, 933 SCARBOROUGH, H. (and A. L. BACHARACH): Rutin in Cyriax)-reviewed by W. S. C. Copeman, 734 ROBINSON, Henry: Tribute to K. H. Bouman. capillary fragility, 273 Silicosis Pulmonar (Hugo Dooner)-reviewed by 980 Scarlet fever, penicillin in (annotation), 915; cor- A. Morton Gill, 1035 Margaret: Iodine and failing lactation, 126 respondence, 1054 Skin, Diseases of the (James H. Sequeira and (0); correspondence, 274 Scars, fat injections for, 41 others), 5th ed.-reviewed by Henry Mac- Sir Robert (and others): Metric equivalents, Schizophrenia, insulin treatment for, 150 Cormac, 298 269 SCHMIDT, P. P. H.: Primary treatment of finger- Splenic puncture: Die Milzpunktion (Sven Terence: Intravenous ergometrine for retained tip injuries by skin grafting, 227 Moeschlin)-reviewed by L. J. Witts, 336 placenta, 396 SCHORSTEIN, J. (and Simon SEVITr): Case of pineal Suicide and the Meaning of Life (Margarethe von - Victor: V.'ctory over Pain, 497 cyst, 490 (O Andic)-reviewed by W. Norwood East, ROBSON, J. M.: Recent Advances in Sex and Re- SCHULTz, Edwin W.: Virus diseases, 65 1001 productive Physiology, 3rd ed., 872 SCHWARTz, L. (and others): Occupational Diseases Surgery: Le Chirurien en Prdsence de l'Etat John Dewar, estate of, 596 of the S1kn, 2nd ed., 534 Diabetique (Jacques Brehant)-reviewed by ROE, G. C. F.: Road accidents, 934 Schwizer, George Clemens, obituary notice of, George Graham, 575 ROGERS, Lambert. Tribute to Sir Thomas Carey 889 General, The 1946 Year Book of (edited by Evans. 400-Revised (1lth) edition of Surgical Science News, 1036 Evarts A. Graham)-reviewed by Nortian C. Applied Anatomy by Sir Frederick Treves, 457 SCLARE, A. B. (and M. HAMILTON): Belladonna Lake, 614 Sir Leonard: Cholera in India, 786 poisoning, 611 (0); correapondence, 792, 886. -Minor (Heath: Pollard: Davies: Williams) ROOT, Howard F. (and others): The Treatment of 1056 for the Use of House Surgeons, Dressers, and Diabetes Mellitus, 8th ed., 496 Sclerodermia, treatment of, 1017 Junior Practitioners (Cecil Flemming). 23rd ed.- Rose, Alexander, estate of, 438 Sclerosis, disseminated: On the track of (annota- reviewed by V. Zachary Cope, 372 Rosewarne, David Davey, obituary notice of, 889 tion). 460-Attack on (annotation), 501-Corres- Urgent, vol. 1 (edited by Julius L. Spivak)- Ross, A. Mackenzie: Bilateral chronic suppurative no-dence. 516. 545, 586 reviewed by V. Zachary Cope, 176 otitis media with complications, 56 SCOBrE, J. D.: Universities and colleges, 440 Surgical Treatment of the Soft Tissues (editor, A. 0. F.: Disclaimer, 942 Scotland: Blindness in, 102-Mental-health care, Frederic W. Bancroft)-reviewed by Sir Charles D.: Care and treatment of the elderly 940 Heneage Ogilvie, 774 and infirm, 351 ScoTT, Clifford: Instinctive behaviour, 1048 Tomography, A manual of (M. Weinbren)- RosSLER, Fritz: Das Auge als Subiekt das I. M.: Ringworm of scalp, 1066 reviewed by S. Cochrane Shanks, 575 Wahrnehmungsbild und Seine Prufung, 576 J. A.: The National Health Service Act, 1946, Torulosis, Human. A Clinical, Pathological and ROSTRON, H.: Shortage of nurses, 152 18 Microbiological Study, with a report of 13 RoTHscHILD, Lord: Problem of fertilization, J. C. (and G. P. ARDEN): Lymph-gland cases (Leonard B. Cox and Jean C. Tolhurst) 239 (0) biopsies for suspected bone and joint tuberculosis, -reviewed by J. T. Duncan, 97 ROUALLE, Henri: Thiouracil, 927 analysis of 100 consecutive cases, 87 (0) Traumatic Injury. The Pathology of (James V. RoUsSAK, N. J. (and S. EDEN): Severe anaemia due W. A.: Shock in obstetrics, 647 (0), 718 Wilson)-reviewed by Geoffrey Hadfield, 134 to diaphragmatic hernia, 733 --William: Penicillin for infected hands. 790 Tropical Medicine: Memoranda on Medical RowE, J. B. W.: Pasteurization and the Govern- William Albert (and H. Brookfield VAN Diseases in Tropical and Sub-Tropical Areas, ment, 627 WYCK): The Essentials of Obstetrics and Gyne- 8th ed.-reviewed by S. R. Christophers, 911 ROXBURGH, A. C.: Common Sin Diseases, 8th ed., cology, 1035 Tuberculosis: La Tuberculose Renale sous l'angle 421 Scorr-EASTON, W. H.: Alien doctors, 510 de la thdrapeutique (Jean Cibert)-reviewed by Royal Civilian Medical Corps, 148 Scrimgeour, Frederic John, obituary notice of. 400 J. E. Semple, 456 Wedding: Loyal Address of B.M.A., 776; SEARS, W. Gordon: Vade Mecum of MediLcal Treat- Urology: The 1946 Year Book (Oswald S. leading article, 777 ment, 5th ed., 912 Lowsley)-reviewed by Kenneth Walker, 337 RoYrDEN, Maude: Sex and Common Sense, 735 SEAVER, George: Albert Schweitzer: The Man and Vesalius: A Prelude to Modern Science (Charles RoYsToN, G. Riddell: Penicillin by intra-oral drip, His Mind, 735 Singer and C. Rabin)-reviewed by F. J. Cole, 454 (0) SEBRECHTS, 3.: Meningitis after spinal anaesthesia, 734 Rubella in pregnancy and congenital abnormality. 226 Vitamine, Hormone, Fermente (Rudolf Abder- 451 SEDDON, H. 3.: Early treatment of poliomyelitis. halden)-reviewed by W. R. Fearon, 255 RUBIN, E. H. and M.: Diseases of the Chest, 658 320 (0); leading article, 338; correspondence, 507 Water Supplies, Hepatitis, Associated Diseases I. C.: Ulerotubal Insufflation, 420 Selby, Prideaux George, estate of, 555 and Fungi Infested Water in Assam (Arnold RUCKER, Sir Arthur: Hospital administration In new SELINGIt, Elias: Office Treatment of the Eye, 775 John Teal), 534 Health Service, 184 Semen, escape of, from vagina, 159 RUESCH, Jurgen (and Karl M. BOWMAN): Psycho- SENDRAIL, Marcel: L'HyperinsuUnte. Les Etats de Rh. See Blood genic factor in epDtic ulcer. 65 Suractiwitd Fonctionnelle du Pancrias Endocrine Rhabdomyosarconia causing acute retention in infants RUGG-GUNN, A. (and F. A. WILLIAMsoN-NoBLE): en Medecdne Exp6rtmentate et en Ciinique, 1000 (Ellison Minchin), 94 (0) Contact leaes, 978 Senescence, biochemistry of (C. P. Stewart). 569 (0) BRIT.,-I III JULY-DEC., 1947 INDEX MEDICAL JOURPNAL --

Sensitivity. See Allergy SLATER, W. K.: Limits of agricultural production, Tyne obstetric emergency service (Frank Stabler), SEQUEIRA, James H. (and others): Diseases of the 787 878 (0) Skin, 5th ed., 298 SLAUGHTER, Donald (and Arthur GROLLMANN): Nutrition: British needs and resources of Serum phosphatase, estimation of, 853 Pharmacology and Therapeutics, 13th ed., 372 calories, proteins, and calcium (Conference), 786 - sickness, allergy to penicillin with symptoms Sleep-walking (annotation), 425 correspondence, 885 of (A. G. Wilkinson and K. Zinnemann), 865 SLESSOR, A. J.: Review of 22 cases of causalgia, -Pharmaceutical, of Great Britain: Interpreta- (0); correspondence, 974 543 tion of Pharmacy and Medicines Act, 1941, 114 SLOT, Gerald (and Alison D. MCDONALD): Use (corrected, 472)-Scholarships awarded, 438 and value of BAL in gold dermatitis, 773 Research Defence: Benefits brought to animals SERVICES: H. Appointments, 77, 154, 553, 593, 849, 1060 SMALLHORN, T.: Unusual pregnancy, 975 as a result of experimental research (G. Awards, 77, 353, 593, 753 Smallpox: Vaccination against variola, 109, 119- Wooldridge), 143 Deaths in the medical services, 192, 593, 753, Case with minimal lesions: new diagnosis, 395, Royal: Awards, 849 847, 938, 1060 470 - of Edinburgh: Honorary Fellows elected, to overseas, Smell, sense of (annotation), 620 158 Delay Army 228 - Life Saving: Artificial Respiration: the Efficiency Decoration of Territorial Army con- SMELLIE, J. M.: Bronchiectasis in children, 107 ferred, 231, 753, 889 SMILLIE, Wilson G.: Preventive Medicine and Schafer Method, 15th ed., 497 - Medal Public Health, 58 (Territorial) awarded, 353, 753, 847, 937 SMITH, Austin (editor): Medical King Haakon VII Liberty Medal bestowed, 400 Research, 373 SOCIETY, ROYAL, OF MEDICINE: Legion of Merit (U.S.A.) conferred, 154, 889 - E. A.: A Manual on Dental Metallurgy and Colyer Prize, 154 Medal of Merit (Czechoslovakia) conferred, 889 Non-Metallic Materials, 6th ed., 1036 Fellows, Honorary, elected, 39 Medical officers, release 800 - Frederick Keiller, obituary notice of, 713 Gold medals 39 of, - G. F. Rawdon: Salaries of specialists in awarded, - organizationi, 800 Hickman Medal in Anaesthesia awarded, 39 Mentions in dispatches, 77, 593 N.H.S., 710 Officers for 1947-8 elected, 39 North Persian Forces Memorial Award, 937 - G. L. Morgan: Acute non-specific d.arrhoea William Gibson Research Scholarship, 983 Order of Leopold with Palm, Croix de Guerre and dysentery, 189 Section of Epidemiology and State Medicine: 1940 with Palm (Belgium) conferred, 553 J. B. Gurney: What is a psychiatrist? 1012 Acute poliomyelitis, 668'-Epidemiology of - of Orange Nassau (Netherlands) conferred, - J. Forest (and Donald PATERSON): Modern cholera, 785 L54, 937 Methods of Feeding in Infancy and Chrldhood, Section of Experimental Medicine: Renal circula- - St. Olav (Norway) conferred, 753, 937 9th ed., 134 lation, 705 Patients, visiting, 192 -Julian Augustus Romaine, obituary notice of, Section of Laryngology: Snoring, 835 corres- Pension cases, medical evidence in, 846 1013 pondence, 933 R.A.M.C.: Prize Funds, 154-Memorial Fund, -J. Vincent: Bornholm disease in the tropics, Section of Neurology and La Societe de Nevro- 346 188 logie de Paris: Penicillin in neurosyphilis R.N.V.R. Officers' Decoration awarded, 353 - R. N. C.: Road accidents, 749 (C. Worster-Drought), 559 (0); leading article, Venereal disease in the Army, 800 - Thomas St. Clair, obituary notice of,. 1060 577 SMITSKAMP, H.: A Neuro-Vascular Syndrome Re- Section of Obstetrics and Gynaecology: Physio- SESHADRI, T. R. (and S. RANGASWAMI): Chemistry lated to Vitamin Deficiency, 658 logy of breast, 68-Post-operative thrombosis, of Vitamins and Ilormones, 255 SMYTH, D. H.: Lectures from Edinburgh, 151 666 SEVITT, Simon (and J. SCHORSTEIN): Case of pineal - Michael J.: Congenital hepatic-duct mal- Section of Otology: Penicillin. in acute otitis cyst, 490 (0) formation, 32-Tribute to W. E. Miles, 550 media, 1049 SEWELL, Sidney A.: Modern treatment of neuro- SNAITH, Linton: Factors in habitual abortioni, 308 Section of Physical Medical: Brachial neuralgia, syphilis, 841 SNELL, W. E.: B.C.G. vaccination in control 882 Seymour, William, obituary notice of, 352 of tuberculosis, 1007 Section of Psychiatry: Aggression in relation to SEYMOUR-JONES, J. A.: Education for general prac- Snoring, 835; correspondence, 933, 978 emotional development, normal and patholo- tice, 791 Social surveys: medical and psychiatric aspects gical, 1048 SEDDON, H. J.: Infantile paralysis, 675 (C. P. Blacker), 723 (0) Section of Radiology (with Faculty of Radiologists Shackleton, Herbert, obituary notice of, 635 Society, Abernethian: Ten years of war surgery and British Institute of Radiology): Irradiation SHAKESPEARE, W. G.: Blepharospasm, 977 (J. Trueta), 145 of gastric cancer (G. Cranston Fairchild and SHARMAN, Albert: Some aspects of human infer- American Ophthalmological: Transactions, Alan Shorter), 243 (0); correspondence, 350 tility, 83 (0) vol. 44, 134 SHARP, C. G. Kay: Contact lenses, 261; correspon- - Therapeutic: Transactions, 872 dence, 469, 589, 843 of Anaesthetists of the South-west Region Society, Royal, for the Prevention of Accidents: Shaw, Arthur Frederick Bernard, obituary notice Formation and inaugural meeting, 893 Silver Jubilee National Safety Congress, 726 of, 36 ; estate of, 676 - of Apothecaries of London: Gold medal in -- - of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene: -J. A. P., obituary notice of, 231 therapeutics awarded, 39-Meeting of Court of Chalmers Medal awatrded, 39 Wilfrid: Textbook of Midwifery, 2nd ed., 658 Assistants, 156, 354-Representatives appointed, -- West London Medico-Chirurgical: Physics in SHEARLSR, Charles: Neurosis in industry, 469 156, 354-Reports of representatives on G.M.C. the life of a surgeon (H. S. Souttar), 144 SHEPPARD, M. D.: Modified Simpson-Smith silent received, 156-Hon. Freedom bestowed, 156- - Yorkshire, of Anaesthetists, formation of, sucker, 267 Apprentice bound, 156-Mastery of Midwifery, 983 SHERMAN, Henry C.: Food and Health, 497 honoris causa, conferred, 156-Diplomas granted, SODDY, Kenneth: After care of psychiatric casual- SHERRINGTON, Sir Charles: The Integrative Action 156. 354 ties, 33-Psychological aspects of accidents and of the Ners'ous System, 2nd ed., 823-90th birth- - Brighton and Sussex Medico-Chirurgical: accident prevention, 623 Road accidents, 934; day of: Sherrington's impact on neurophysiology Choice of drugs in the treatment of duodenal leading article, 618; correspondence, 708, 749, John F. Fulton), 807 (0): Sherrington-the man ulcer (A. H. Douthwaite), 43 (0); correspon- 843, 934 (T. Graham Brown), 810 (0); Sherrington as dence, 146 Sodium bicarbonate as antiseptic, 844 philosopher (A. D. Ritchie), 812 (0); the influence Chartered, of Physiotherapy: Annual Con- - morrhuate, transient hemiplegia following of Sherrington on clinical neurology (leading gress, 585 injection of (W. S. Gardner), 613 article), 825 - Chemical: Centenary (leading article on), 59 SOEUR, R.: L'Ostl6osynth4se au Clou, 774 Shiach, Samuel Allan, estate of, 676 - Devon and Exeter Medico-Chirurgical: Notable Solubility, individual and combined, of three sul- SHIELDS, R. P.: Case of strangulated diaphragmatic medical figures in South-West in last three cen- phonamides, 943 hernia, 495 turies, 1052 SOMERS, G. F.: Relative oral toxicity of some thera- SHIPMAN, J. J.: Knee-jerk examination, 794 East Sussex Medico-Chirurgical: Early diag- peutic iron preparations, 201 (0) Shock: Treatment of, 439-In obstetrics (W. A. nosis of pulmonary tuberculosis (E. A. Wood), Somervell operation, anastomotic ulcer 12 months Scott), 647 (0), 718 487 after (Harold Dodd), 170 (0); correspondence, Shore, Thomas William, estate of, 513 - Electroencephalographic: International meet- 395 SHORT, D. S.: Poliomyelitis, 630 ing, 315 SORSBY, Arnold: Penicillin in ophthalmia neona- SHORTER, Alan (and G. Cranston FAIRCHILD): - Harveian, of London: Subject for next Buck- torum, 322 (0) Irradiation of gastric cancer, 243 (0); correspon- ston Brownre Prize, 39-Bequest, 849 SOULA, L.-C.: Precis de Physiologie, 256 dence, 350 - Hunterian: Diet and the nation's health, 882; SOUTAR, S. F. (and T. C. MORTON): Amoebic abscess Shoulder: Recurrent dislocation, 923-Fracture-sub- correspondence, 926, 971, 1012, 1058 of left buttock in symptomless cyst carrier, luxation of shoulder, 924 International, of Medical Hydrology: Con- 996 (0) SHUN-SHIN, M.: Balantidial dysentery in Rodriguez gress in Switzerland, 836 SOUTHWORTH, J. L. (and R. A. H1NGSON) (editors): and its treatment with mercury biniodide, 417 -- of Surgery: Twelfth Congress, 466, 502: Conduction Anaesthesia, 256 (0); correspondence, 794 Dinner at R.C.S., 504-Visit to Edinburgh. SOUTTAR, H. S.: Physics in the life of a surgeon, SHUTTLEWORTH, F. N. (and J. G. BENstrEAD): Prim- 541-Letter from President and Secretary-General, 144 ary meningococcal ophthalmia, 568 (0) 629 Speech: Retarded speech development, 515-Ana- SICHER, H. (,and J. P. WEINEMANN): Bone and - London and Counties Medical Protection: tomy of (W. L. H. Duckworth), 968 Bones: Fundtmentals of Bone Biology, 177 Extraordinary General meeting, 222 - therapists, 279 Silicates and pneumoconiosis, 318 - - Jewish Hospital Medical: Problem of SPENCE, W. O.: " Spontaneous rupture " of spleen Silicosis, review of book on, 1035 fertilization (Lord Rothschild), 239 (0) associated with infective mononucleosis, 910 SILVERTHORNE, Nelles: Poliomyelitis, 630 - Manchester Medical: Lung abscess (W. F. SIMMONDS, F. A. H. (and Charles J. STEWART): Nicholson), 788-Prognosis of mental disorders, Spermatozoa, observations on, 308 Child-bearing and pulmonary tuberculosis, 726 1052 SPIES, Tom D.: Experiences with FoUc Acid, 298- (0), 1056; correspondence, 837, 930 Medical Art: Exhibition by medical artists, (And W. 0. THOMPSON) (editors): 1946 Year SIMONDS, Barbara: Health of children attending day 224 Book of Endocrinology, Metabolism, and Nutri- nurseries, 29 Benefit, for the East and North Ridings tion. 213 SIMPSON, Keith: Forensic Medicine, 336 of Yorkshire: Annual Meeting, 676 Spilsbury, Sir Bernard, obituary notice of, 1059 - S. L.: Dwarfism, hormones, and dieting, 977 of London: Cardiac pain, 835 Spina bifida, myopathy with, 149 Simpson-Smith silent sucker, modified (M. D. - of the L.C.C. Service: Modern treatment Spinal injuries: restoration of vesical continence and Sheppard), 267 of syphilis, 307-Social medicine and hospital prac- rehabilitation of patients (David Band), 543 SINGER, Charles (and C. RABIN): A Prelude of tice. 628-Aneurysm and leukaemia, 629 - pumping in rheumatic fever and rheumatoid Modern Science, Being a discussion of the His- Officers of Health: Annual Meeting of arthritis (annotation), 62; correspondence, 147 tory, Sources, and C.rcumstances of the " Tabulae County Borough Group, 431-Economics of public 228, 273. 844 Anatomicae Sex" of Vesalius, 734 health (F. Hall), 743 SPrTZER, W.: Oxytocic action of ascorbic acid. 976 Sinusitis, chronic maxillary, tonsillectomy and Sickness, 316 SPIVACK, Julius L. (editor): Urgent Surgery, vol. 1. adenoidectomy unsatisfactory results due to (F. M. Medico-Legal: Degrees of murder, 262 176 Walker), 908 (0); correspondence, 1054 Medico-nursing, 1057 Spleen: Splenic puncture (book review), 336- SIPPE, George (and May TwINING): Survey and National Smoke Abatement: Annual Confer- " Spontaneous rupture " of spleen associated with Field Treatment of Malaria in Mauritius, 299 ence, 688 infective mononucleosis (W. 0. Spence), 910 Skill, human, measurement of, 71 North of England Obstetrical and Gynaecolo- SPOCK. Benjamin: The Pocket Book of Baby and Skin disease: Oxygen liquid in, 65-Books on, gical: Simple method of replacing the retroverted Child Care, 488 298, 872 uterus (T. N. A. Jeffcoate), 520-Case of theca- Spondylitis. artonhic: Plasma viscosity in, 686 Skin-grafting, 504 celled tumour of ovary, 834-Newcastle-upon- SPOOR, W. H.: B.M.A. and world organizations, 27.' BRITIS:-I 24 JULY-DEC., 1947 INDEX MFDICAL JOURNAL

Sprue: Changes in blood phosphate after inges- STUART, R.: Duodenal ulcer and priority foods. 842 SURGERY (continued): tion of glucose and fructose in (L. P. R. STUART-HARRIS, C. H.: The general practitioner and Tetralogy of Fallot and its surgical treatment Fourman), 411 (O)-Fat absorption and sprue the influenza problem, 994 (0); appeal for clinical (Gordon Murray), 905 (0); correspondence, syndrome, 641, 645; leading article. 660-Treat- details of fatal cases, 1007 1010 ment by folic acid, 682-Yeast extracts and fat STURGIS, S. H. (and J. V. MEIGS) (editors): Pro- Thrombosis, post-operative, 666 absorption, 928 gress in Gynecology, 695 Tonsillectomy: Poliomyelitis and, 237-And ade- tropical: Some problems of (D. A. K. Black SUCHETT-KAYE, A. I.: Allergy to penicillin, 974- noidectomy unsatisfactory results due to chronic and L. P. R. Fourman), 645 (0); correspondence, (And R. B. LArrER): Oral penicillin in young maxillary sinusitis (F. M. Walker). 908 (0) 794 children, 953 (0); leading article, 962 correspondence, 1054 SPURR, Charles L. (and Leon 0. JACOBSON): Nitro- Sucker, modified Simpson-Smith silent (M. D. Tuberculous meningitis: indications for surgery gen mustards in treatment of disease, 64 Sheppard), 267 after apparent cure, 901 * STABLER, Frank: Newcastle-upon-Tyne obstetric Sugar-cane gnawing, further clinical studies of, in Vascular, 502-Tapered sutures for, 929 emergency service, 878 (0) correspondence, 976, treatment of gingival disease (J. D. King), 987 (O)' Volvulus in a 48-hour-old baby: recovery 1055 Suicides: Methods used in 365 cases, 52-Book on, (R. D. B. Wright), 773 Staddon, Eric John, estate of, 236 1001-In peace and war (leading article), 1004 Waiting for operation, 840 STAINES, F. H. (and Harold COOKSON): Thiouracil SULPHONAMIDES: in toxic goitre-review of four years' experience, Surgical boots, 1061 Gonorrhoea, acute, residual subacute 759 (0); 971 and chronic SURJAN, M. (and others): Penicillin levels, 884 correspondence, 927, prostatitis after penicillin and bloqd Stalker, William obituary notice 313 sulphonamide Survivorship, 799 Stewart, of, therapy in (F. C. Bourgault du certainty in, STALLWORTHY, John: The spastic uterus, 308- Coudray), SUTHERLAND, Robert: Major problems in food and (And McD. of inevitable, 651 (0) drink infections, 627 J. CORSTON): Treatment and and of 600 History development of, 163 Sweating hands, 281, 404 incomplete, septic abortion-analysis 42 consecutive (0); correspondence, 272 Mepacrine and, Sweden: death of oldest inhabitant (1071 years), 999 cases,.89 Prophylaxis: photosensitivity to sunlight from use STAMER, S.: Effect of a Carcinogenic Hydrocarbon SWEETMAN, K. F. D.: Ejaculatio praecox, 758 on Tumors in 133 of prophylactic sulphonamides-its relation to Switzerland: New clinic at Zurich Manffest Malignant Mice, vaccination reactions (Geoffrey otolaryngological Stammering, 40 Watkinson and (E. D. D. Davis). 582-Deaf-mutism in, 703 Standardization, International Organization for: Barclay R. Hillis), 609 (0) SWYER, G. I. M.: Vaginal temperature, 672, 931 Renal damage, prevention use First meeting, 170 of, by of mixtures Synspathectomy and intraspinal alcohol injections of sulphonamides: animal-experimental Stanley, Sir Arthur, notice 797 and for relief of pelvic pain (J. P. Greenhill), 859 obituary of, clinical studies (David Lehr), 943 (0); STANLEY-JONES, D.: Homosexuals in prison, 671 leading (0); annotation, 875 correspondence, 974, 1057 STANNUS, Hugh S.: Harveian Orations, 707 article, 962 Symptomatology: Acute poliomyelitis, with special treatment infection: into epidemiology Su]phacetamide, local, in of primary reference to early symptomatology and contact Staphylococcal Inquiry meningococcal ophthalmia, 568 of pemphigus neonatorum (V. D. Allison and histories (Douglas McAlpine and others). 1019 Sulphamerazine treatment of pneumonia in adults Betty C. Hobbs), 1 (0); leading articlo, 19- (0): leading article, 1038-Meningitic symptoms, to (Horace Joules and S. D. V. Weller), 947 (0) 1024 Due penicillin-resistant strains (Mary Barber), leading article, 962 863 (0); leading article, 874; correspondence, 974, 1053-Discussion on, 1050 Sulphur in rheumatism, 280 SYNDROMES: Starling, Edwin Alfred, obituary notice of, 712 SULZBERGER, Marion B. (editor): The 1946 Year Banti's 542 STARR, K. W.: The Causaton and Treatment of Book of Dermnatology and Syphilology, 872-(And Costociavicular, 69, 147. 188 Delayed Union in Fractures of the Long Bone, Myasthenic, malnutrition in, 765 R. L. BAER): Office Immunology Including " 1001 Altergy, 213 Painful feet " or Gopalan syndrome, 165, 764 STARTIN, John: Mental health and world citizenship, SUMMERS, G. D.: Working hours in N.H.S., 270- Post-gastrectomy, 330 934 Case of camphor poisoning, 1009 Reiter's, 747-Relation of abacterial pyuria to Statistics: In medical curriculum (A. Bradford SUMMERSKILL, W. Hedley: The lazy eye, 588 (G. H. Baines), 605 (0); correspondence, 974 Hill), 366 (O-Haematemesis and melaena with SUMMERSON, William H. (and others): Practical Tetralogy of Fallot and its surgical treatment spinal reference to bleeding peptic ulcer (F. Avery Physiological Chemistry, 12th ed., 329 (Gordon Murray), 905 (0); correspondence, Jones), 441 (0), 477 (0); leading article, 500 SUREN, Th. J. J. (and C. L. H. MAJOOR): Gall- 1010 - vital, 318 -bladder compiications following resection of Thalamic, 109. 348 Status epilepticus: Complicating pregnancy (J. F. stomach for peptic ulcer, 8 (0); correspondence, dysfunction. 187, 508 Goodwin and C. W. Lawson), 332 (0)-After III Tropical lichen planus (W. Williams), 901 (0) E.C.T. (A. Folkson), 335; correspondence, 928 Uveoparotid (Heerfordt's d:sease): case report Steatorrhoea: Enteritis and, 598-Aetiology of SURGERY: (R. Tepper), i034 (A. C. Frazer), 641 (0); leading article, 660 Amoebiasis, surgical aspects of (P. Theron), Von Jaksch's, in baby with congenital syphilis STEEL, G. C.: Anaesthesia for head and neck sur- 123 (0); correspondence, 227, 269 (A. D. Grunberg and D. H. Gawith), 495 gery, 788 Amputation, bilateral Syme's, case of (L. H. Steele, George Herbert, obituary notice of, 553 Cane), 211 (0) Syphilis. See Venereal diseases Stenosis, congenital pulmonary: Operation for Anticoagulants, Mayo Clinic experience of, 503 Syringes: Loosening the piston in hypodermic (annotation), 100-Surgical treatment of, 502 Appendicitis in the young child (Howard syringe, 358, 718-Sterilization of, 404, 680, 854 STEPHANIDES, Theodore: The Microscope, 58 Williams), 730 (0); correspondence, 839 -Control of hot-air sterilization (J. Colquhoun Sterility, 281 Babcock's operation for thoracic aneurysm (F. T. and Arthur Jordan), 705-Self-controlled three- Sterilization, effects and legality of, 895 Ranson), 692 (0) way syringe device (David A. Herd), 1047 of syringes and specula, 680, 854 Books on, 176, 372, 373. 575, 614, 615. 735. 774 Syringomyelia. bilateral abductor laryngeal palsy in STERN, Bernhard J.: Medical Services by Govern- Caval ligation for thrombophlebitis (annotation). (D. Brown Kelly), 655 mnent, Local, Slate, and Federal, 58 661 SZECSEY, G. (and others): Penicillin blood levels. STEVENSON, Harwood: Measles prophylactic, 928 Cyst, removal of, from hand, 515 884 R. Scott: A word of praise, 888 Eye, in animals, 515 SZENDEI, A. (and others): Penicillin blood levels, 884 STEWART, Alan W.: Lead contamination of water, Gall-bladder, diathermy dissection of (R. J. 854 McNeill Love), 11 (0) annotation, 21 (cor- Charles J. (and F. A. H. SIMMONDS): Child- rected, 70) ; correspondence, 350 and complications follow- bearing pulmonary tuberculosis, 726 (0), Gastrectomy: Gall-bladder T 1056; correspondence. 837. 930 ing resection of stomach for peptic ulcer C. M. (and William SARGANT): Chronic battle (C. L. H. Majoor and Th. J. J. Suren), 8 (0); Tabes dorsalis: clinical response to penicillin, 562 neurosis treated with leucotomy, 866 (0); corres- correspondence, 111 pondence, 973, 1009, 1053 -partial, hypoglycaemia following (J. A. L. optica: clinical response to penicillin. 563 C. P. :Biochemistry of senescence, 569 (0) Gilbert and D. M. Dunlop), 330 (0); corre- TANGYE, Claude E.: Hospital treatment of school- D. Stenhouse: Refraction testing, 842 spondence, 470, 588 children in Shropshire, 1012 Walter Graham, estate of, 80 -total synchronous combined (J. Basil Hume TANNER, J. M.: Medicine in U.S.A., 189 STIMSON, B. B.: A Manual of Fractures and Dislo- and Guy Blackburn), 817 (0); correspondence, TASSMAN, I. S.: The Eye Manifestatlons of Internal cations, 2nd ed., 1001 929 Diseases, 2nd ed., 177 STOCKER, R. B. D.: Prophylaxis of dental caries, Head and neck: thiopzntone-nitrous-oxide-oxygen TATCHELL, Percy: Poliomyelitis. 226 986 anaesthesia with curare for head and neck sur- TATTERSALL, R. N.: Surgical aspects of amoebiasis, Walter Woodley, obituary notice of, 635 gery (J. G. Bourne), 654 (0); correspondence, 227 STOCKINGS, G. Tayleur: Physical therapy of mental 745, 788, 839 TAUSSIG, Helen: Congenital heart disease, 462 disorder, 72-Thalamic dysfunction syndrome, 187, Heart disease, congenital, surgery of, 462 TAYLOR, A. Brian: Primary bronchogenic carcinoma, 508 Heparin in, 503 107 STOKER, S. B.: Heparin for coronary thrombosis, Hepatectomy, partial, and right hemicolectomy for -F. H.: Homosexual offences and their relation 838 carcinoma of hepatic flexure (Ronald W. to psychotherapy, 525 (0); correspondence, 632, T.: The last smokes! Raven), 249 (0) 671, 842 STOKES, straw-unholy 710 for Stomach, acute dilatation of (B. Markowski), 128 (0) Ileostomy, temporary, apparatus for drainage of James M.: Education general practice, 706 resection of, for peptic ulcer, gall-bladder com- (R. M. T. Walker-Brash), 572 (0) -J. H. (and G. P. Fox): Non-clotting needle plications follow-ng (C. L. H. Majoor and Th. J. J. International Congress, 466, 502, 504 for intravenous injections, 834 Surein), 8 (0); correspondence,, 111 Lungs, war injuries of, 502 Sir John: Problems of cholera control, 785 STONE, J. E.: Secretarial Practice and Office Admin- Military, in two wars (Philip H. Mitchiner), 219 R. A. Russell: Poliomyelitis, 673 istration for Hospitals, 457 (0); correspondence, 309 - W. Alford (and Gordon DUrrON): Unusual - Kenneth: Diseases of the Joints and Rheutna- Nephrectomy and hypertension (C. P. Petch), 574 case of concealed haemorrhage, 419 tism, 658 Neuralgia, brachial, surgical experience with, 882 William K.: Calculation of colour indcx. 33, STOPES, Marie C.: Chemical contraceptives, 440 Peptic ulcers, bleeding, role of surgery in, 445 227 Knud: With Cradle and Peritoneal adhesions, prevention of, by transplan- TEAL, Arnold John: Water Supplies, Hepatitis, STOWMAN, Clock, 775 and Water STRACHAN, Gilbert I.: Textbook of Obstetrics, 694 tation of amnion (Andrew Kubanyi), 55 Associated Diseases, Fungi-infested Strathairn, George Cecil, obituary notice of, 634 Pneumonectomy, cardio-pulmonary junction after .n Assam, 534 Streptococcus pyogenes in puerperal sepsis, 600 (annotation), 581 Teeth: Fluorine and dental caries, 280-Wisdom Streptomycin: Clinical trials, 25, 399, 555-In tuber- Post-operative period in bed, 237 tooth cut at 82 years, 318-Localized dental culosis (leading article). 136-Discussion, 430- Prostate, complete removal of, 150, 271, 508 erosion, 757-Taste in mouth with dentures, 852 In Scottish hospitals, 637-And tuberculosis men- Skin-grafting, 504 -Prophylaxis of dental caries, 895, 986-Experi- of parodontal disease: itigitis in children: preliminary note (Robert Debre Small intestine, resection of, 806 mental investigations and others), 897 (0); leading article, 913-Pro- Somervell operation, anastomotic ulcer 12 months further clinical studies of sugar-cane gnawing in duction of: page of photographs showing different after (Harold Dodd), 170 (0); corrfspondonce, treatment of gingival disease (J. D. King), 987 (0) processes, 918 395 TELFORD, E. D.: Pregnancy after lumbo-dorsal Strickland, Cyril, obituary notice of, 889 Stenosis, congenital pulmonary: Operation for sympathectomy, 974 STRODE, Warren Chetham: The Gleam, 58 (annotation), 100-Surgical treatment of, 502 TELLO-VALDIVIESO, F.: Estudio de las Contralateral- STROMINGER, L.: Appendicite et Ur ologie. Etude Sympathectomy and intraspinal_alcohol iniections izaciones, Especialmente Precoces, en los Proce.sos Tuberctilosos de Apariencia Radio- VWedico-Chirurgicale Clinique et Therapeutique, for relief of pelvic pain (J. P. Greenhill). 859 Pulmonares (0); annotation, 875 ; correspondence, 974, 1057 logica Unilateral, 615 1947 INDEX BRITISH JULY--DEC., MEDICAL JOURNAL 25

TEPPER, R.: Uveoparotid syndrome (Heerfordt's TREIGER, 1. J.: Atlas of Cardiovascular Diseases, Ulcer, peptic: Treatment of, 65-Pschogenic factor disease), case report, 1034 457 in, 65-And radiology, 109-Gall-bladder com- Testes, bilateral abdominal, with teratomatous Tremor of hands, 440 plications following resection of stomach for change and torsion, 709 TREVES, Sir Frederick: Surgecal Applied Anatomy, (C. H. L. Majoor and Th. J. J. Suren), 8 (0); Tetanus: In two wars, 220-Protection against, 403 11th ed., 457 correspondence, 111-Antacids for, 271-Vagal re- Tetraethylammnonium bromide (annotation), 1041 TREVETH'CK, R. A.: Advanced Industrial First-Aid, section for (annotation), 538-Treatment of Textile workers, nephritis in (Robert Platt), 771 (0) 658 a (C. F. W. Illingworth), 542-Treatment by liga- Thalamic syndrome, 109, 348-Dysfunction, 187, 508 TRICOIRE, Jean: Les Processus de Gue6rison des tion of gastric blood vessels (W. Quarry Wood), Therapeutics, new, part of chemistry in (Sir Henry Cavernes Pudmonaires Tuberculeuses, 134 543-Peptic ulceration (annotation), 621; corre- Dale), 161 (0) Trilene, chemistry of, 357 spondence, 791 THERON, P.: Surgical aspects of amoebiasis, 123 Trochanter, great tuberculosis of (Barry McMurray), bleeding, haematemesis and melaena with (0); correspondence, 227, 269 492 (0) special reference to (F. Avery Jones), 441 (0), Thiamine in treatment of six cases of cardiovascular TROUT, G. C.: Fish supplies, 787 477 (0); leading article, 500 disorder with peripheral neuritis (Emil Leigh and TRUAX, Rhoda: Joseph Lister, 373 perforated, short-term variations in fre- A. R. Hazelton), 573 (0) TRUETA, Joseph: Ten years of war surgery, 145- quency (R. A. Jamieson), 289 (0) THIEFFRY, St. (and others): Streptomycin and tuber- Studies of renal circulation, 256-Characteristics Ultra-violet therapy, weekly, 757 culous meningitis in children, 897 (0); leading of blood flow in renal circulation, 705-(And M. UNDERWOOD, E. Ashworth: Cholera outbreaks in article, 913 AGERHOLM): Penicillin for osteomyelitis, 73- Great Britain, 786 Thiopentone: Convulsions under (R. I. Bodrnan and (And others): Studies of the Renal Circulation, Undulant fever, treatment of (annotation), 700 A. Farr), 175-Thiopentone-nitrous-oxide-oxygen 694 United States of America: Medal of Freedom and anaesthesia with curare for head and neck sur- Truman, Bernard Renshaw Beckit, obituary notice Silver Palrh presented to discoverer of BAL, 39- gery (J. G. Bourne), 654 (0); correspondence. of, 751 A.M.A. Centenary, 64-Campaign for detection of 745, 788, 839 Trusses, 196 cancer, 66-Medicine in, 108, 189, 431-Hon. Thiouracil in toxic goitre, review of four years' Tsetse fly, 34-Game and, 152 degrees conferred, 191-Food and drink hygiene experience (Harold Cookson and F. H. Staines), in, 627 759 (0); correspondence, 927, 971 TUBERCULOSIS: Universities and colleges, 440 THOMAS, D. H. H.: Mental deficiency services in Adenoids, tuberculosis of (W. M. Markham), 254 University of Aberdeen: Degrees conferred, 553- relation to N.H.S. Act, 268 A.P. refill after childbirth, 1066 Appointments, 753 (corrected, 891), 891-Meet- THOMPSON, Brian C.: Prognosis of pleural effusion, Austria, pulmonary tuberculosis in (1940-6), 1011 ing of Senatus, 938 348 B.C.G. vaccination, value of, in control of tuber- Birmingham: Appointments, 115-Degrees - C. J. S.: Magic and Healing, 337 culosis (G. S. Wilson), 855 (0); correction, conferred, 115 D. R. (and others): Experiment in tehabilita- 1007; leading article, 873; correspondence, 1007 Bristol: Appointment, 400 tion, 203 (0) Bone and joint, suspected, lymph-gland biopsies Cambridge: Degrees conferred, 36, 353, 635, Teffry O.: Tribute to Col. G. K. Fulton, 593 for: an analysis of 100 consecutive cases (G. P. 753, 848, 891, 1062-Pass lists, 36, 1062- W. 0. (and Tom D. SPIES) (editors): 1946 Arden and J. C. Scott), 87 (0) Gwynaeth Preby Studentship, 156-Degree Year Book of Endocrinology, Metabolism, and Books on, 321 approved, 277-Research in pathology, 277- Nutrition, 2i3 Cheese, tubercle bacilli in, 1016 Appointments, 353, 891-Rockefeller Foundation THOMSON, Godfrey: The Trend of National Intel- Child-bearing and pulmonary tuberculosis grant, 635-flank Edward Elmore Student elected, ligence, 735 (Charles J. Stewart and F. A. H. Simmonds), 848-Raymond Horton-Smith prize, 1062 H. Hyslop: Research on ageing, 934 726 (0); correspondence, 837, 930, 1056 Dublin: Degrees conferred, 79-Retirements, J. (and others): H. influenzae meningitis in re- Clinic: Work of a tuberculosis contact clinic for 156, 981-Moyne Institute, 635-Elections to lation to treatment, clinical study of four cases, young children, 1941-5 (F. J. W. Miller), Senate, 981 414 (0) 91 (0); correspondence, 226 Durham: Pass lists, 115-Degrees conferred, THOORIS, A.: Pedagogie du Nourrisson et du Control, 633 156-Title of Emeritus Professor conferred, 593- Premier Age, 134 Diagnosis, early, of pulmonary tuberculosis, 487 Appointments, 400 Thoracic wounds in two wars, 220 D.P. Camp in Austria: tuberculosis in the -Edinburgh: Postgraduate Lectures in Medicine, THORPE, W. V.: Biochemistry for Medical Students, children, 226 151-University Sister Tutors' Certificate, 158- 4th ed., 421 Endometritis, tuberculous, and sterility, 84 Degrees and diplomas conferred, 191, 800-Ap- Throat carriers and spread of puerperal sepsis, 600 Experimental (annotation), 663 pointments, 753-Chloroform anaesthesia: cen- Thrombophlebitis, caval ligation for (annotation), Germany: notifications, 1946, 409 tenary celebrations, 783 661 In Africans, 665 - entrance scholarships, combined hospitals: Thrombosis, after pyelography, 238 Malnutrition, tuberculosis and, 348 Awards, 156 coronary: Heparin for, 709, 838-Anti- Marital phthisis, 679, 1018 - Glasgow: Appointment, 79-Dental Surgery, coagulants in, 794, 929 National Health Service Act: Tuberculosis and 79-Degrees conferred, 115, 753-Prizes and - femoral, 82 the Act, 103 medals awarded, 115-Rector elected, 715 post-operative, 666 Physical sign in pulmonary tuberculosis, 358 - Leeds: Appointments, 191, 675-Pass lists, 593 Thumb-sucking, 439, 558 Pneumothorax, artificial: termination of, 440 Liverpool: Pass lists, 115-Appointments, 891 THYNE, G. G.: Waning power of penicillin, 974 Pulmonary veins, ligation of, in phthisis, 1018 - London: Appointments, 36, 277, 436 511, Thyrotoxicosis: 76 consecutive cases treated with Streptomycin in T.B. (leading article), 136 553, 675, 753, 981-Awards, 800-Degrees con- thiouracil (D. M. Dunlop), 541-Liver function Travel abroad, 668 ferred, 36, 277, 753-Institutions recognized, 277 and (annotation), 780 Trochanter, great, tuberculosis of (Barry -Pass lists, 313, 753, 848-Research Fellowship TIBBLES, Sydney: The lazy eye, 398-Treatment of McMurray), 492 (0) awards, 675-Resignations, 36-Teachers recog- cataract, 404 nized, 36, 675-Travelling Fellowships awarded, TIDY, Sir Henry Letheby: Examining overseas, 509- TULIPAN, L. (and others): Occupational Diseases of 1062 (And J. M. Browne KUTSCHBACH) (editors): Inter- the Sk:n, 2nd ed., 534 McGill: Diploma in Tropical Medicine, 402 Allied Conferences on War Medicine convened Tumour of recto-sigmoid region (T. McW. Millar), Manchester: Pass lists, 79, 1062-Appoint- by the Royal Society of Medicine 1942-5, 576 543 ments, 277, 313-Degrees conferred, 353 Noel: Massage and Remedial Exercises in cerebellar, case of, simulating pyloric obstruc- Oxford: Degrees conferred, 156, 313, 800, 981 Medical and Surgical Conditions, 7th ed., 961 tion (H. R. Mallows), 999 --Queens, of Belfast: Degrees conferred, 353 TINKLER, A. E.: Arsenical dermatitis treated with renal (annotation), 537 St. Andrews: Pass lists, 115-Appointment, BAL, 227 TURNBULL, A. McE.: Bornholm disease, 111 277 Tinnitus, 357 TURNER, G. Grey: Late complications of amoebiasis, Sheffield: Appointments, 115, 753-Pass lists, TIPPETT, Sydney Gordon: Control of tuberculosis, 269-Tribute to Sir Thomas Carey Evans, 399 593-Resignations, 891 633 H. M. Stanley: Health regulations for air Toronto: Approved for external students of Titanium, 82 travel, 838 University of London, 277 Tobacco, 34, 230-And duodenal ulcer, 46-And Turnover time, biochemical, 767 Wales: Pass lists, 156, 891, 981-Appoint- poliomyelitis, 598, 718-Note on cure of smoking, TuSZEWSKI, Stanislaw: Treatment of injuries follow- ments, 511 1052 ing insertion of gastroscope, 587 Uraemia, new ways of treating (annotation), 1041 Tobago, medical services in, 155 TuTTLE, W. W. (and W. D. ZOETHOUT): Textbook Urethane, 195-For leukaemia, 629 TODD. A. T.: Fungus poisoning, 395 of Physiology, 9th ed., 177 Urethritis, 356 Ian P.: Treatment of acute osteomyelitis in Tuxford's index of nutrition in childhood: calcula- Uric acid, estimation of. 196 children, 30 tion by graphical methods (H. Campbell), 821 (0) Urinals, 404 TODDIE, Elizabeth (and G. H. PERCIVAL): Derma- TwINING, May (and George SIPPE): Survey and Urinary incontinence, 41, 196 tology for Nurses, 961 Field Treatment of Malaria in Mauritius, 299 infections, citrate in, 71 TOLHURST, Jean C. (and Leonard B. Cox): Human Typhlitis, acute, i25 Urine: Nitrogen excretion after injury, 813-Calcium Torulosts: A Clinical, Pathological, and Micro- TYRRELL, G. N. M.: The Personality of Man, 58 output after injury, 817-Sulphonamide excretion biological Study, with a report of 13 cases, 97 Tyson, Edward, estate of, 316 after intraperitoneal injection of sulphonamides Tomography, review of book on, 575 TYTLER, W. H.: B.C.G. vaccination, 464 singly and in combination, 945 TOMSKI, H. W.: Saturated solutions for dispensing, Urology, review of books on; 337 358-Pharmaco-Therapeutic Notebook, 576 Urticaria, treatment of, 558 Tonsillectomy: Poliomyelitis and, 237-Unsatisfac- URWICK, Desmond: Poliomyelitis, 470 tory results due to chronic maxillary sinusitis U.S.S.R., genetics and science in (leading article). (F. M. Walker), 908 (0); correspondence, 1054 616 ; correspondence, 706, 792, 886 Tonsils, irradiation of, 1018 Uterus. See Gynaecology Top, F. H. (and others): Handbook of Communic- Uveoparotid syndrome: case report (R. Tepper), able Diseases, 2nd ed., 1001 U. s034 Torulosis, human, review of book on, 97 ToSATTI, E.: Le Infiltrazioni del Simpatico, 2nd ed., Uganda: Jubilee (annotation), 341-Medical 735 Jubilee in Central Africa (R. T. S. Goodchild), ToURISH, W. J. (and F. B. WAGNER): Preoperative 342, 665-Medical services in, 937 and Postoperative Care,;.457 Ulceration of wedding ring into phalanx (Bernard V Toxicity. See Poisons J. Freedman), 1034 Toxicology research (annotation). 739 Ulcer, Anastomotic, 12 months after Somervell Vaccination: Against variola, 109, 119-Calf lymph, ToWERS, J. R. H. (and Conrad BREMER): Com- operation (Harold Dodd), 170 (0); correspon- 1 16-Post-vaccinal encephalitis, 155-Vaccine plete heart block in young people, 906 (0C) dence, 395 lymph, 192-Length of scratch, 238-L.C.C. pro- Trachoma, International Organization against, 849 chronic, and pemphigus, 82 posals, 344-Photosensitivity to sunlight from use Transfusion, discontinuous intravenous: advantages duodenal: Choice of drugs in treatment of of prophylactic sulphonamides-its relations to and technique (Hamilton Bailey), 333 (0); corre- (A. H. Douthwaite), 43 (0); correspondence, 146 vaccination reactions (Geoffrey Watkinson and spondence, 508 271-Moynihan Lecture on, delivered by Arthur Barclay R. Hillis), 609 (0)-Of nursing mother, - blood. See Blood W. Allen, 540: annotation, 538-As an injury, 680-Terminology in smallpox vaccination, 853 Traumatic injury (book review), 134 674-And priority foods, 745, 842, 886, 927 Vagal resection for peptic ulcer (annotation), 538 TREDGOLD, R. F.: Manic states in the Far East. gastric, comnparison of acute and chronic, 481 VALLEJO, E. Arias: Disfunc;ones Motoras del Esto- 522 (0); correspondence. 673 of nasal septum, 33 mago, 824 INDEX BRITISH 2 6 JULY-DEC., 1947 MEDICAL JOURNAL

VAN BRUGGEN, J. A. R. (and others): Studies on VITAMINS (continued) WEISS, Edward: Psychotherapy in general practice, the Influenza A-epidemic of January-March, 1941, Lactation vitamin (annotation), 181 65 at Groningen, HoUand, 373 Nicotinamide (nicotinic amide, niacin amide, Welch, Sir George, obituary notice of, 753 " VAN LOGHEM, J. J.: Production of Rh agglutinins P-P" vitamin), 682-And blood sugar (J. N. Wellcome Historical Medical Museum: Exhibition, anti-C and anti-E by artificial immunization of Cumings), 613 (0) 467 volunteer donors, 958 (0) P, 683 WELLER, S. D. V. (and Horace JOULES): -Sulpha- Van Meter Prize, 595 Pantotheic acid, 684 merazine treatmcnt of pneumonia in adults, 947 VAN SLYKE, Donald D. (and John P. PETERS): Para-aminobenzoic acid, 684 (0); leading article, 962 Quantitative Clinical Chemistry Interpretations Pro-vitamins, 681 WELSH, Ashton L. (and Roy L. KILE): Use of vol. 1, 2nd ed., 134 Pyridoxin (adermin, vitamin B6), 683 liquid oxygen in skin disease, 65 van Wycw H. Brookfield (and William Albert Riboflavin, 682 Welsh National School of Medicine: Provost ap- ScoTT): The Essentials of Obstetrics and Gyne- Tablets (A and D) for mothers, 118 pointed, 402 cology, 1035 Wernicke's disease, aneurin deficiency in, 764 Varicose veins: Possible danger of injection of Volvulus in 48-hour-old baby: operation: recovery WERTHAM, F.: Dark Legend. A Study in Murder, sclerosing fluids (A. M. Boyd and D. J. Robert- (R. D. B. Wright), 773 912 son), 452 (0); correspondence, 546, 588, 590, VON ANDICS, Margarethe: Suicide and the Meaning WESTMAN, Stephen K.: Diet and the nation's health, 630, 671, 708, 793. 888-Transient hemiplegia of L.fe, 1001 926 following injection of sodium morrhuate (W. S. Von Jaksch's syndrome in baby with congenital WHARTON, Lawrence R.: Gynecology, Including Gardner), 613 syphilis (A. D. Grunberg and D. H. Gawith), Female Urology, 2nd ed., 373 VASCONCELOS, Edmundo: Ulcers of the Stomach and 495 WHEATLEY, D. P.: Vitamin K for relief of chil- Duodenum, 735 blains, 689 (0) Vascular diseases, review of book on, 774 Whelan, Hamlet Mark, estate of, 715 VAUGHAN, K. O.: Poliomyelitis, 226 WHELEN, M.: Malaria therapy of syphilis, 307 VAZIFDAR, S. S.: Sweating hands, 404 Whitaker, Joseph Henry, obituary notice of, 191 VEAL, J. R. Vascular surgery, 502 w White, Leonard, obituary notice of, 750 VELDSTRA, H. (and others): Modern Development - M. Moore: Vaginal temperature, 841 of Chemotherapy, 615 WADE, H. J.: Nicotinamide and diabetes mellitus, - Priscilla (and others): The Treatment of 'Dia- 148 betes Mellitus, 8th ed., 496 VENEREAL DISEASES: WADSWORTH, A. B.: Standard Methods of the DivC- WHITEHOUSE, C. Spencer: Medical certificates, 633 Gonococcal complement-fixation test in India, sion of Laboratories and Research of the New Whitfield, Arthur, estate of, 676 230 York State Department of Health, 3rd ed., 775 -R. G. S.: Anomalous manifestations of mal- salpingitis as cause of tubal occlusion, 85 WAGNER, F. B. (and W. J. TOURISH): Preoperative nutrition in Japanese prison camps, 164 (0); Gonorthoea, acute, residual subacute and chronic and Postoperative Care, 457 correspondence, 310, 470, 588 prostatitis after penicillin and sulphonamide WAINERDI, Harold Raoul: Medicine in United WHITTY, C. W. M.: The extent of neurosis, 837 therapy in (F. G. Bourgault du Coudray), States, 431 Whooping-cough: Immunization, 403-Flying for, 651 (0) WAKELEY, Sir Cecil P. G. (editor): Hey Groves' 852 Neurosyphilis: Treatment of, 307-Penicillin in Synopsis of Surgery 13th ed., 457-Modern Treat- WIENER, Kurt: Skin Manifestations of Internal Dis- (C. Worster-Drought), 559 (0); Modern treat- ment Year Book, 147, 534 ordePs, 695 ment (F. Graham Lescher and H. R. M. WALKER, F. M.: Tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy, WILKINSON, A. G. (and K. ZINNEMANN): Allergy Richards), 565 (0); leading article, 577; corres- unsatisfactory results due to chronic maxillary to penicillin with symptoms of serum sickness, pondence, 709, 841 sinusitis, 908 (0); correspondence, 1054 865 (0); correspondence, 974 Prevention of, 984 WALKER-BRASH, R. M. T.: Apparatus for drainage A. W.: Protein metabolism after gastrectomy Regulation 33B, 848 of temporary ileostomy, 572 (0) and after operations on bones, 543 Services: V.D. in British Forces, 37, 890-In Wallace, John, estate of, 80 - M. C.: Early diagnosis of tuberculous menin- Army, 155-In lihine Army, 192 --P. C.: Haemorshage in the newborn; 549 gitis, 507 Statistics: Army- 800 Victor H.: Women and Children First! An WILLCOX, Philip H.: Poliomyelitis, 468 Syphilis: Berger-Kahn test for (J. H. Fodden Outline of a Population Policy for Australia, 212 WILLIAMS, Bryan: Gastrectomy and gall-bladder and E. J. Maddox), 131 (0)-Penicillin for WALLGREN, A.: B.C.G. vaccination, 464 disease, 111 congenital, 160-Acquired, in children (Marjorie WALLIS, C. J.: Practical Biology for Medical and Howard: Appendicitis in the young child, Murrell and Mary Scott Gray), 206 (0)-Peni- Intermediate Students, 2nd ed., 1036 730 (0); correspondence, 839 cillin in early (annotation), 303-Modern treat- - H. R. E.: Paediatrics four hundred years ago, - Leonard: Street markets in large towns, 627 ment of, 307-Von Jaksch's syndrome in a 26 - Leslie: Gynaecological considerations in post- baby with congenital (A. D. Grunberg and WALLS, John J.: Myocarditis of pregnancy, 975 operative thrombosis, 667 D. H. Gawith), 495-And marriage, 557-Sup- WALSH, A. F.: Chronic nasal blush, 160 - Raymond: Removal of superfluous hair, 1018 pression of, and precocious tertianism (James WALSHE, F. M. R.: Physiology of cerebral motor - T. I.: Drugs from Plants, 695 Marshall), 612 (0)-In Africans, 665-Routine cortex, contribution of clinical study, 830 (0)- - W.: Tropical lichen planus syndrome, 901 (0) serological tests for, 928, 1056-In a nursing Diet and the nation's health, 971 WILLIAMSON, Bruce: Two names alike, 230 mother, 1016 WALTER, Waltman: Mayo Clinic experience of G. Scott (and I. H. PEARSE) (editors): Biolo- Syphilitic aortitis, 597 anticoagulants, 503 gists in Search of Material, 2nd ad., 421 Year Book of Syphilology, 872 WALTON, Kenneth (and J. C. LEEDHAM-GREEN): - H. W.: O'Meara's Medical Guide for India Paracolon bacillus infection causing cholecystitis and the Tropics, 5th ad., 824 Venesection: burn toxaemia treated by rapid vene- and suptMsrative hepatitis, 1033 (0) WILIAMsoN-NOBLE, F. A. (and A. RuGG-GuNN): section and transfusion, 271 WANGENSTEEN, Owen H.: Cancer of stomach and Contact lenses, 978. " E. End-results in fractures of femoral Ventilation, importance of, in control ot infection, the cancer years," 64 WILLIS, L.: 518 War wounds, classification of, 985 neck in 192 cases, 924 VERNET, S. Gil: Tratamiento Quirurgico del Cdncer Warburg's enzyme, 682 WILSHAW, R. H.: Heparin for coronary thrombosis, de la Vejiga Urinaria, 177 WARIN, J. F.: Health regulations for air travel, 933 838 Vertebrae, lumbar. sacralization of, 640 Warm houses, 844 WILSON, A. Cyril: Ourselves and the Russians, 470. Vesalius (book review), 734 WARREN, Clara M.: Removal of superfluous hair, - D. C.: Anti-histamine drug for pruritus of VICKERS, H. R.: Fissured lip, 3i8 942 jaundice, 710 Vinesthene, chemistry of, 357 - Herbert Henry, obituary notice of, 799 - Donald: Poisoning by Inocybe fastigiata, Virus diseases, 65 - M. D.: New treatment of rheumatoid arthritis, 297 (0); annotation, 302; correspondence, 348, VISCHER, A. L.: Old Age, Its Compensations and 433 395, 432, 587 Rewards, 912 - Peter: Contact lenses, 589 - F. N.: Clinical value of chest leads in electro- Vision, physiology of, 69 Wassermann reaction of cadaver blood, 42 cardiography, 463 Vital statistics, 318 Water, lead contamination of, 758, 854 - G. S.: B.C.G. vaccination, 465-Food and WATERS, A. B.: Pethidine in labour, 71 drink infections, 626-Value of B.C.G. vaccina- VITAMINS: - C. A. (and I. I. KAPLAN) (editors): The 1947 tion in control of tuberculosis, 855 (0); correc- A: Toxic dosage of, 282-Sources and require- Year Book of Radiology, 1001 tion, 1007 ; leading article, 873; correspondence, ments, 681-Synthetic (annotation), 1040 - Sir Harry George, estate of, 438 1007 Antivitamins, 764 WATKINS, A. G.: Paed;atrics for Nurses, 1001 - James Edwin, obituary notice of, 231 Ascorbic acid, oxytocic action of, 976 - A. L. (editor): Physical Medicine in General - James V.: The Pathology of Traumatic Injury. Avitaminosis: Symptoms, 681 Practice, 1001 A General Review, 134-(And W. YEOMAN): All the vitamins (Leslie J. Harris), 681 (0); lead- WATKINSON, Geoffrey (and Barclay R. HILLIS): Rheumatoid arthritis and amyloid disease, ing article, 696 ; correction, 758 C683) ; corres- Photosensitivity to sunlight from use of prophy- 483 (U) pondence, 788, 885, 927 lactic sulphonamides-its relation to vaccination - R. R.: Genetics and science in U.S.S.R., 792 B: Diphtheria and 120-Group, 681 reactions, 609 (0) - W. C.: Study of 30 cases of severe peritonitis, Bi (aneurin hydrochloride or thiamin hydro- WATSON, Alan: The lazy eye, 933 543 chloride), 681 - Edward John Macartney, estate of, 513 WINCH, H.: Penicillin for infected hands, 790 B2 complex, 682 - G. I.: Retained placena, 709 WINKLER, K. C. (and others): Modern Development B6 (pyridoxin, adermin), 683 G. S.: Traumatic valvular pneumothorax, 693 of Chemotherapy, 615 Biotin, 683 - William Glasse, obituary notice of, 471 WINNICOTT, D. W.: Battle neurosis treated with Book on, 255 WATT, Lindsay 0.: Infants' pharyngoscope, 351 leucotomy, 974-Instinctive behaviour, 1048 C, 682-For children over five, 276-Content of WATTS, C. A. H.: The extent of neurosis, 590 WINSBURY-WHITE, H. P.: Urinary incontinence, 196 fruit squash concentrates, 318, 789-And iniury, WAUGH, W. Grant: "'Costoclavicular syndrome," WINTERSTEIN, W.: Auricular inflammation, 671 816 188 Withington, Edward Theodore, estate of, 983 Carotenoids, 681 Wax rash, 557 WOFINDEN, R. C.: Health Services in England, 1001' Choline, 683 WEBB, J. W. (and N. MAcFADYEN): Field investiga- WOLF L. K.: Nursing, 576 Concentrated, 852 tion of outbreak of diphtheria, 248 (0) WOLFF, Werner: The Personalty of the Preschool D: Toxic dosage of, 282-Requirements in preg- WEBB-JOHNSON, Sir Alfred: R.M.B.F. Christmas Child, 824 nancy, 681, 927-Group, 682 appeal, 586, 796 Women, review of book ott psychology of, 960 D. and pyrexia, 8i Webber, Alexander Moxon, obituary notice of. 798 WOOD, E. A.: Early diagnosis of pulmonary tuber- E, 683 WEBER, F. Parkes: Leukanaemia and myeloscleros s. culosis, 487 Folic acid, 682-What is folic acid? 188-Review 1057 E. D.: Food consumption, 787 of book on, 298 Weeks, Courtenay Charles, obituary notice of, 751 - Robert Carmichael, obituary notice of, 936 Food cuts and (leading article), 696; correspon- Weevil, New Zealand: New pest in houses, 773 W. Quarry: Treatment of peptic ulcer by dence, 885 Weights and measures, international system of, 112 ligation of gastric blood vessels, 543 F (linoleic, linolenic, and arachidonic acids), 683 Weil-Felix reaction, 670 WOODLEY, H. G.: Certified, 299 In human milk, 69 WEINBREN, M.: A Manual of Tomography, 575 WOODS, L. S.: Fissured lip, 942 In nutrition of nervous system, 763 WEINEMANN, J. P. (and H. SICHER): Bone and R. R.: Sulphonamides and penicillin in acute Inositol (bios 1), 684 Bones: Fundamentals of Bone Biology, 177- otitis media, 27 K, 683-For the relief of chilblains (D. P. WEIR, J. B. de V. (and G. H. BELL): Nomograms WOOLDRIDGE, G. H.: Benefits brought. to animals Wheatley), 689 (0) for relative humidity, 174 (0) as a result of experimental research, 143 JULY-DEC., 1947 INDEX BRITISH 27 MEDICAL JOURNAL

WOOLF, L. S.: Reduction of certificates, 934 x YOUNG, James: A Textbook of Gynaecology, 7th kWOOLLEY, Paul B.: Morphine in patent 97 medicine, 681 ed., 747 Xerophthalmia, - John obituary notice of, 1060 ' Xerosis, 681 Miller, WOOLTON, Lord: Food and drink infections, 626 - Kimball: Personality and Problems of Adjust- World Health Organization, 665 912 X RAYS: ment, WORMALL, A. (and G. E, Maurice L.: of mental dis- FRANCIS): Investigations And wound 65 Physical therapy with 223 infection, order, 32-Salaries of specialists in N.H.S., 589 radio-phosphorus, Chest, interpretation of 215 C.: Penicillin in neurosyphilis, (annotation), YOUNGER, E. R. (and M. I. Relief of WORSTER-DROUGHT, French (northern region) train (Pierre le MILNE): 559 (0); leading article, 577 ; correspondence, railway pain in childbirth, 16; correspondence, 1055 709 Go), 221 (0) Funds for 598 Wound infection, x rays and, 65 plant, 476, Wounds, war: comparison of mortality of wounds Heart examination, 905, 907 in two 220, 309 High-voltage (annotation), 101 wars, Irradiation of gastric cancer (G. Cranston Fair- WRIGHT, A. Dickson: Two cases of thrombo-angiitis z obliterans with sudden child and Alan Shorter), 243 (0); correspond- onset of claudication, ence, 350 502-Treatment of varicose veins, 631-Surgical Renal circulation, radiographic interpretations of, ZAPATERO, Jose: La Tuberculosis Pulmonar Inadver- precautions against post-operative thrombosis, 667 705 tida y los Reconocimientas Radiologicos Seriados, -Diet and the nation's health, 884 615 Sir Space for x-ray departments, 977 Almroth Edward, estate of, 637 Ulcers, peptic, and radiology, 109 ZEERLEDER, Rudolf: Differentialdiagnose der Helen Payling: Chemical and mechanical fac- Lungenrontgenbilder, 2nd ed., 824 tors in post-operative thrombosis, 666 "ZETA ": The Diagnosis of the Acute Abdomen in H. W. S.: Tribute to J. Scouler Buchanan, Rhyme, 735 313 Zinc-fume fever (zinc disease), 439 M. D.: All the vitamins, 789 y ZINNEMANN, K.: (and A. G. WILKINSON): Allergy R. D. B: Volvulus in 48-hour-old baby: to penicillin with symptoms of serum sickness, operation:, recovery, 773 Yeast extracts and fat absorption in sprue, 928, 1058 865 (0); correspondence, 974 Wrigley, Philip Roscoe, estate of, 849 YHLLOWLEES, D.: The extent of neurosis, 468 ZOETHOUT, W. D. (and W. W. TUTTLE): Textbook Wyatt, Henry James, estate of, 158 YEOMAN, W. (and J. V. WILSON): Rheumatoid of Physiology, 9th ed., 177 WYCKOFF, Ralph W. G.: Electron microscope, 65 arthritis and amyloid disease, 483 (0) ZUCRK^MAN, Joshua (and Conrad BERENS): Diag- WYNN-WILLIAMS, G.: Experiences in fertility clinic YouNG, A.: Acute otitis media treated with peni- nostic Examination of the Eye. Step-by-Step of Chelsea Women's Hospital, 307 cillin, 1049 Procedure, 1000

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

PAGE PHOTOGRAVURE PLATE Hydrocele. Enormous Intra-abdominal (D. P. Burkitt and B. N. Haematemesis and Melaena (F. Avery Jones) facing 482 Kununka) 175 Hypoglycaemia Pineal Cyst, Case of (S. Sevitt and J. Schorstein) facing 482 following Partial Gastrectomy (J. A. L. Gilbert and Tuberculosis of Great Trochantcr (Barry McMurray) D. M. Dunlop) . . 330 inset between 482 and 483 Ileostomy, Temporary, Apparatus for Drainage (R. M. T. Walker-Brash) 572 Miliary Appearances in Lungs in Mitral Stenosis (T. E. Gumpert) Influenza Problem, General Practitioner and (C. H. Stuart-Harris) .. 994 inset between 482 and 483 Infusion and Transfusion. Discontinuous Intravenous, Advantages and Congenital Defect of Left Diaphragm with Volvulus of Stomach Technique (Hamilton Bailey) .333 (E. Owen-Lloyd and Deiniol Roberts) inset between 482 and 483 Jaundice, Liver-function Tests in Diagnosis of (N. F. Maclagan) 197 Acute Interstitial Polymyositis treated with Penicillin (I. Friedmann and Keratodermia Punctata, Case of (Bentley Phillips) .. .. ,.. 689 F. Por) inset between 482 and 483 Knee Injury, Unusual (William Marshall) ...... 869 Rheumatoid Arthritis and Amyloid Disease (W. Yeoman and J. V. Lasker Group Award ...... 881 Wilson) facing 483 Lichen Planus, Tropical, Syndrome (W. Williams) 901 Amyoplasia Congenita associated with Hyperostosis Frontalis Interna Malnutrition of Nervous System (W. Russell Brain) .. .. * 763 (R. N. Herson) facing 483 Meningitis, H. influenzae, in Relation to Treatment (J. Thomson and others) ..t 414 Miles, William Ernest 550 ILLUSTRATIONS IN THE TEXT Mosse, Bartholomew, Founder of Rotunda Hospital 24 Myocarditis of Pregnancy (John J. Walls) ..975 Amputation, Syme's, Bilateral, Case of (L. H. Cane) 211 Myocardium, Unusual Case of Calcification (Selwyn Hewitt) 959 Anaesthesia, Remote Control of Closed Circuits (Norman R. James) 345 Needle, Non-clotting for Intravenous injection (G. P. Fox and J. H. Apparatus for Lifting Patients (J. Gubbins) 666 Taylor) 834 in Audiometry Young Children, The Peep-Show (M. R. Dix and C. S. Oxygen Unit for Newborn Infants (P. C. D. MacClancy) .970 Hallpike) 719 Parodontal Disease (J. D. King) 987 Berlin, Public Health in 1946 407 (James Melvin) Pemphigus Neonatorum, Epidemiology of (V. D. Allison and Betty C. ,.Birth Control, Complication of (John Hankinson) .574 Hobbs) I Blood after of Phosphate, Changes in. Ingestion Glucose and Fructose in Penicillin, Intra-oral Drip (G. Riddell Royston) ...... 454 Sprue (L. P. R. Fourman) .411 in Treatment of Infected Hands (Frank d'Abreu and others) .. 603 Bolton, Charles 1012 Oral; in Treatment of Pneumonia in the Adult (T. Anderson and Bone Saw. Pneumatic .67 J. B. Landsman) 950 Cartoon by Giles .1043 Pharyngoscope for Infants (Lindsay 0. Watt). 351 Chloroform Anaesthesia, Centenary of (Douglas Guthrie) 701 Pneumonia: Sulphamerazine Treatment in Adults (Horace Joules and of of Gift from American College College, Royal, Surgeons England: of S. D. V. Weller) .947 Surgeons 540 Poliomyelitis, Geographical Distribution of Cases .234, 314 Dissection, Earliest Known Representation of .379 Graphs showing Weekly Notifications . 278, 401, 554, 1063 Resurrectionists .381 - Plunge Bath for Cases of (David P. Nicholson) 532 Endotracheal Flange (John Gordon) .785 Porphyria, Acute, Case of (Sir Adolphe Abrahams and others) 327 Epithelioma Complicating Lupus Erythematosus (Charles Ryan) 334 Rehabilitation, Experiment in (J. R. Napier and others) . 203 Fish as Foreign Body (R. M. B. Lowis) ..211 Riddoch, George. 711 Foetus, lEndocyme, in a Fiji Infant (R. W. D. Maxwell) 732 Royal Family and Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten . 776 of Foreign Bodies, Expectoration Shell Fragment after 29 Years (Neville Sherrington. Sir Charles ..807 Oswald) .455 Spilsbury, Sir Bernard Henry ..1059 Foundling Hospital Child Welfare Scheme (H. D. Geffen) 23 Staphylococcal Infection due to Penicillin-resistant Strains (Mary Barber) 863 Fracture, Stress, of Metatarsal in Young Child (Lewis D. Rutter) 55 Streptomycin, Production of 918 Suturing the Olecranon J. 822 (T. Fairbank) . . Sucker, Silent, Modified Simpson-Smith (M. D. Sheppard) .. .. 267 Fraser, Sir John . .978 Sulphonamide Mixtures, Prevention of Renal Damage by (David Lehr) .. 943 Fungi, Edible (John Ramsbottom) 304 Swiss Otolaryngological Clinic, New (E. D. D. Davis) 582 Gall-bladder, Diathermy Dissection of (R. J. McNeill) i Syringe, Self-controlled Three-way Device (David A. Herd) .. .. 1047 Gastrectomy, Synchronous Combined Total (J. Basil Hume and Guy Thiopentone-Nitrous-oxide-Oxygen Anaesthesia with Curare for Head Blackburn) .817 and Neck Surgery (J. G. Bourne). 654 Gastro-enteritis of Unknown Aetiology in a Maternity Unit (G. T. Cook Thiouracil in Toxic Goitre (Harold Cookson and F. H. Staines) 759 (0) and B. P. Marmion) .446 Trilene-and-air Analgesia, Safety Apparatus for (A. L. Hyatt and others) 27 - Acute Non-specific (William Forster) .971 Tuxford's Index, Calculation of, by Gra,phical Methods (H. Campbell) 821 Germany, Births and Deaths .595 Uganda: Medical Jubilee in Central Africa (R. T. S. Goodchild) I,. 342 Haematemesis and Melaena, with Special Reference to Bleeding Peptic Ulcer, Anastomotic, 12 Months after Somervell Operation (Harold Dodd) 170 Ulcer Avery Jones) 441, (F. 477 Duodenal, Choice of Drugs in Treatment of (A. H. Douthwaite) 43 Harveian Orations (1656-1947), Study in Tradition (W. J. Bishop and -Perforated Peptic, Short-term Variations in Frequency of (R. A. * F. N. L. Poynter) 622 Jamieson) 289 Heart Block, in (J. H. and Complete Young people R. Towers Conrad Ulceration of Wedding-ring into Phalanx (Bernard J. Freedman) .. 1034 Bremer) 906 Varicose Veins. Treatment of: Possible Danger of Injection of Sclerosing Hospital Unit, Suggested (H. J. McCurrich) 832 Fluids (A. M. Boyd and D. J. Robertson) 452 Nomograms for (G. H. Bell and J. B. de V. Weir) 174 Humidity, Relative, X-ray Train on French Railways of Northern Region (Pierre le Go) .. 221

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Many coloured illustrations. The National Health Service Act, 1946. Being the Complete Text of the National Health Service Act, 1946, with an Old Age and How to Make the Best of It. By R. A. Bennett, Introductory Explanation of the Act. By J. A. Scott, M.D., M.D. (Pp. 23. 2s. 6d.) Bristol: John Wright and Sons. 1947. D.P.H. Together with an Index to the Act compiled by Comments, with quotations from the classics, on growing old. H. A. C. Sturgess. (Pp. 93. 9s. 6d.) London: Eyre and Spottiswoode (Publishers), Ltd. Current Therapies of Personality Disorders. Ed. by Bernard Two-thirds of this volume reproduce the text of the Act, the Glueck, M.D. (Pp. 296. 17s. 6d.) London: William Heinemann. remaining third being shared equally by an introductory section, 1946. a summary of the Act, and an index to the Act. In the intro- Evaluation of various methods of psychotherapy by a number of ductory section the author briefly considers the Government's different authors. social legislation for preventing individual poverty, and he sketches the main principles of the National Insurance, the History of the Abolition of State Regulation of Prostitution. National Insurance (Industrial Injuries), and the Family Allow- By Mme. Legrand-Falco. (Pp. 30. ls. 6d.) London: The Associa- ance Act. Under the title " The planning proposals of the tion for Moral and Social Hygiene. 1946. medical profession " he includes a paragraph on the B.M.A. The history in France is referred to particularly. proposals for a General Medical Service Tor the Nation and a summary of the Draft Interim Report of the Medical Planning Laboratory Instructions in Biochemistry. By 1. S. Kleiner, Commission (.1942). There follows a section in which health Ph.D., and L. B. Dotti, Ph.D. 2nd ed. (Pp. 245. 12s. 6d.) centres, including the model centre suggested by the Commis- London: Henry Kimpton. 1946. sion, are discussed at some length, and with the author's per- A manual of practical biochemistry for use in the laboratory, with sonal observations on the health centre concept thrown in. He space for notes. stresses two trends in modern medicine first, a strong desire No.ioni di Immunologia. By Prof. E. Carlinfanti. (Pp. 760. to combine preventive and therapeutic work, and secondly a No price given.) Milan: Istituto Sieroterapico Milanese Serafino tendency for child health and maternal care to become separate Belfanti Editore. specialties in the hands of different sections of the profession. In discussing the staffing of the " public health " part of health An account of antigen-antibody reactions in diagnosis, therapy, centres he contemplates that manv of the whole-time officers and prophyiaxis. engaged in maternity and child welfare and school medicine Recopilacion de Leyes, Reglamentaciones, Decretos y Reso- will wish to continue with their present work, and to that extent luciones Sanilarios. Published by the Argentine Ministry of the both general practitioners and specialists may only gradually Interior, Direccion Nacional de Salud Publica. (Pp. 928. No price.) have the opportunity to take part in the work, but "there is Buenos Aires: Imprenta de la Camara de Diputados. 1945. no inherent reason why the general practitioner with stUitable Laws relating to public health in Argentina. experience should not undertake it, as he wishes to do." Notes on (I) the areas of Regional Hospital Boards, (2) the regional Jubilee Volume. Dedicated to Emil Christoph Barell by the hospital surveys, and (3) the original White Paper on a national Scientific Workers of the Roche Companies. (Pp. 468. No price.) health service issued by the Coalition Government, in this Basie: F. Hoffmann-La Roche. 1946. somewhat topsy-turvy order, complete the introductory section. Includes papers on the synthesis of certain vitamins and other In Part II he summarizes objectively and concisely the main compounds, on the furans, and on antibiotics. provisions of the Act. It will be welcomed by those who seek a broad picture of the scheme. For the most part he avoids the Dolores Mortales. By Dr. Miguel Lopez Esnaurrizar. (Pp. 65. pitfalls inherent in the translation of the Act's legal terminiology $15 M.M.) Uteha, Mexico: Editorial Conzalez Porto. 1947. into lighter and less tiresome reading. In two minor instances, A monograph on the conduction of pain impulses by the autonomic however, the summarized version may be misconstrued in rela- nervous system. tion to the text of the Act. On page 25 it is stated: "Lists of medical practitioners providing general medical services will La Douleur. By Dr. Paul Chauchard. (Pp. 128. No price.) be published, and every doctor (who is not a paid assistant) Paris: Presses Universitaires de France. 1947. in practice before the appointed day who duly applies is entitled A study of pain as a protective mechanism. to have his name on the list." The right of the practising doctor to have his name on the list is limited to the list of Food Inspertion Notes. By H. Hill, F.R.San.I., and E. Dods- the ExecuLtive Council for any area in which he is practising." worth, M.R.San.I. 2nd ed. (Pp. 125. 6s.) London: H. K. Lewis. On page 26 it is stated : " It is a duty of every Executive Council 1947. to arrange for the supply of drugs, medicines, and appliances A summary for public health students of the properties of healtlhy from health centres or otherwise to everyone in the area entitled and diseased foodstuffs. to general medical and dental services." The terms of clause 38 The Problem of Fertility. Ed. by Earl T. Engle. (Pp. 254. 2 Is.) of the Act do not extend to everyone in the area entitled to Princeton University Press (London: Geoffrey Cumberlege). 1947. general medical or dental services but to persons in the area receiving those services. From clause 38 (2) it appears that the A collection of papers on the factors affecting fertility in man and in Executive Council's arrangements are to ensure for those per- animals. sons the supply of " proper and sufficient drugs and medicines Textbook of Surgical Treatment. Ed. by C. F. W. Illingworth, and prescribed appliances " if ordered by the medical practi- C.B.E., M.D., Ch.M., F.R.C.S.Ed. 3rd ed. (Pp. 644. 32s. 6d.) tioner rendering general medical services (or by the dental prac- Edinburgh: E. and S. Livingstone. 1947. titioner in the case of general dental services). The index is Includes new sections on wound infections, peniciilin in surgery, masterly and certainly the most valuLable part of the book. plastic surgery, facio-maxillary injuries, the use of protein in surgery, and the anticoagulant treatment of thrombosis. The 1947 edition of the Medical Register has recently been pub- lished (22s., post free). Particulars given in tabular form reveal Notes on Clinical Laboratory Methods By the Standing Com- that on Dec. 31, 1946, there were 76,292 names on the Register- mittee on Laboratory Methods, University of Glasgow. 5th ed. nearly half as many again as in 1927, when there were 53,591. In revised. (Pp. 95. 3s. 6d.) Glasgow: John Smith. 1947.. 1946 2,237 names were added and 1,092 removed for various An outline of laboratory methods in clinical medicine for medical reasons. students. 36 JULY 5, 1947 OBITUARY MEDICAL JOURNAL

scratch and could hit a tennis ball hard and straight. He loved that, although the husband believed that the wife had com- his garden, and it was a joy to behold, while his knowledge of mitted adultery and that he was not the father of her child, he pewter and his personal collection were outstanding. He seemed had nevertheless deserted her, because his belief was not in- happiest in his home, and watched with great pride the promise duced by such an act on her part as would lead a reasonable of his son and daughter, while his conslant care of a wife who had been through a long illness was good to see. It will be a person to believe that she was guilty of adultery. It therefore long time before the gap his death has made will be filled, for upheld the order of the justices requiring the husband to he had made for himself a unique position in the professional maintain the wife. and social life of his city. He was as dearly loved as he was admired, and the writer's feeling of deep -personal loss will be shared by many. and Colleges Mr. L. Z. Cosin writes: Although the obituary notices of Universities Prof. NOAH MoRRis have paid due praise to much of his work, I do not think it is sufficiently widely known how great his interest in the medical care and general welfare of all old UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE people had been latterly. In addition to stimulating general On June 12 the honorary degree of D.Sc. was conferred on Sir interest in the geriatric work in his own hospital, Prof. Noah Edward Mellanby, K.C.B., M.D., F.R.S., Honorary Fellow of Morris had instituted several interesting and original approaches Emmanuel College and Secretary of the Medical Research Council. to research in this subject. Meeting him regularly at a small On June 17 the degree of M.D. was conferred on M. S. M. Ministry Committee considering this problem, we were all Fordham. struck by the warm humanity and medical skill he brought to The following candidates have been approved at the examination bear on this pressing subject. indicated: FINAL M.B.-Part II (Principles and Practice of Physic, Pathology, and V. A. writes: It was with the deepest regret I saw the death Pharmacology): A. Ackroyd, W. E. C. Astle, A. P. C. Bacon, W. H. Barker, of Prof. A. F. BERNARD SHAW reported in the Journal of H. B. Barlow, W. Beautyman, S. B. Bennett, G. A. Bracewell, R. W. Brown, 21 904). To Durham students who had the privilege M. A. J. Browne, J. H. S. Bachanan, J. D. Burton, H. W. Cornford, A. F. Crick, June (p. M. de B. Daly, R. J. Dickson, A. B. Douglas, M. C. Edmond, D. M. Evans, of his teaching during the years when his health was relatively G. R. Faber, A. S. Fairbaim, A. W. Ferguson, N. B. Finter, D. K. Ford, W. D. good, he will be unforgettable. He combined a passion for Foster, A.G. Freeman, J. H. Garson, K. 0. George, R. V. Gibson, J. G. Goodhart, which he endowed with almost the grandeur of C. L. Grandage, J. L. Hansell, P. A. S. Hargrove, M. Harington, J. L. Harris, his subject R. E. D. Harvey-Samuel, F. G. Herman, C. F. Hingston, C. W. Hollingsworth, the heroic saga, with an intense hatred of all that was petty S. H. F. Howard, G. W. C. Johnson, H. B. Kidd, R. G. Law, I. S. Longmuir, and slovenly. We will remember him with gratitude for the J. M. S. McCoy, J. McFie, L. E. McGee, I. C. K. Mackenzie, I. D. Mackichan, which he gave us as a teacher, for the kindness and G. T. B. Mackinnell-Childs, K. M. McNicol, G. C. Manning, J. L. Moffatt, inspiration D. C. Morley, T. G. Osmond, J. M. Palmer, J. K. P. Perera, E. E. Philipp, G. S. encouragement which he gave us individually, and for his Plaut, R. C. S. Pointon, R. H. B. Protheroe, P. K. Pybus, R. C. Read, D. H. refusal to compromise with anything falling short of the Richards, E. T. Roberts, A. W. Robinson, R. A. Robsnson, M. G. Rolfe, A. J. our Russell, E. Sherrah-Davies, E. P. H. Shortt, R. S. Smylie, W. Spector, M. P. highest standards of profession. Spence, F. C. Stallybrass, I. W. Stoddart, G. W. Sykes, N. Tate, G. E. Thomas,- P. G. Treharne, J. A. Tutton, M. H. D. Veale, L. G. R. Wand, A. P. Waterson, J. S. W. Whitehead, A. 3. W. Woodroffe, P.-M. Yap, P. M. Yeoman, R. E. V. B. Young. Women: J. M. Cockrell, J. Crossley, P. E. Davis, L. A. Farquharson, J. K. Goodacre, H. A. Jaques, I. Kane, Mrs. P. D. Kilner, R. M. Licence, Medico-Legal Mrs. M. R. Simpson, S. G. Wills. UNIVERSITY OF LONDON A LONG GESTATION PERIOD Sir Francis Fraser, M.D., F.R.C.P., director of the British Post- graduate Medical Federation, has been appointed Deputy [FROM OUR MEDICO-LEGAL CORRESPONDENT] Vice-Chancellor of the University for 1947-8. English law dislikes rigid rules of evidence binding the court Kenneth James Franklin, D.M., F.R.C.P., has been appointed law of to the University Chair of Physiology tenable at St. Bartholomew's to presumptions of fact. For instance, whereas the Hospital Medical College, from Oct. 1. several foreign countries lays down limits for the possible The regree of D.Sc. has been conferred on W. J. Martin, an period of gestation, our law knows no such limits and our internal student of Birkbeck College and of the London School courts have consistently refused to fix one. In the case of of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. Clark v. Clark 1 the President, Lord Merriman, refused to hold Sir Herbert Eason has been reappointed to represent the University that a child was illegitimate which survived after an apparent on the General Medical Council for a further period of three years pregnancy of 174 days. At the other end of the scale the court from November, 1947. held in Gaskill v. Gaskill 2 that 331 days was not too long a Prof. Hamilton Hartridge, M.D., Sc.D., F.R.S., resigns from the broken in Chair of Physiology at St. Bartholomew's Hospital Medical College, pregnancy to admit as possible. Even this record was as from Sept. 30. the recent case of Wood v. Wood.3 The following have.been recognized as Teachers of the University A wife summoned her husband before the justices for in the subjects indicated in parentheses. London Hospital Medical -desertion. The husband's defence was that he was not bound College: Mr. A. Bowen-Davies (Oto-Rhino-Laryngology); Mr. H. to continue to live with his wife because she had committed Osmond Clarke (Orthopaedics); Mr. A. J. king (Venereal Diseases); adultery. Evidence was given of the last date on which the Dr. K. M. A. Perry (Medicine); Dr. W. S. Tegner (Physical couple actually cohabited, and of the birth of a child, fully Medicine); Mr. V. C. Thompson (Surgery). Guy's Hospital Medical grown and somewhat over the average weight, 346 days after- School: Dr. P. M. F. Bishop (Medicine). St. George's Hospital of any association Medical School: Mr.. A. H. Charles (Obstetrics and Gynaecology); wards. The husband called no evidence Dr. T. Crawford (Pathology); Dr. J. F. Dow (Medicine); Dr. E. between the wife and other men, but maintained solely in view Miller (Mental Diseases); Mr. A. H. M. Siddons and Mr. E. R. of the length of the gestation that the child could not be his. Smith (Surgery); Dr. D. J. Williams (Medicine); Mr. R. H. Young The magistrates, rightly considering that the allegation of (Orthopaedics). Royal Free Hospital School of Medicine: Miss adultery is. serious and must be strictly proved, refused to Dorothy J. Collier (Oto-Rhino-Laryngology); Dr. Katharine G. assume adultery on the gestation period alone, but accepted the Llo6yd-Williams (Anaesthetics); Dr. Dulcie C. Staveley and Dr. E. U. ,evidence of the wife denying it. Williams (Radiology); Mr. R. H. Maingot (Surgery). University The president of the Divorce Court, hearing the husband's College: Dr. W. A. Fell (Anatomy). University College Hospital come a at which any judge Medical School: Dr. W. Moodie and Dr. F. Dillon (Mental appeal, agreed that there must point Diseases); Dr. E. E. Pochin (Medicine). National Institute for must take judicial knowledge of the fact that the period is Medical Research : Dr. A. A. Miles (Bacteriology, Immunology, and altogether, outside what is possible, and also that one case or Hygiene). Dr. D. C. Shields has been granted probationary recog- another must be on the wrong side of any line that can possibly nition as a Teacher of Physical Medicine at St. George's Hospital be drawn. He absolutely declined, however, on the information Medical School for two years from February, 1947. before the court, to say ffiat it was bound to hold that 346 days was on the wrong side of any line that could possibly be drawn ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF ENGLAND and that the wife had committed adultery. The court also. held Dr. W. K. Livingston, professor of surgery in the University of 1(1939) P. 228. Oregon, will deliver a Moynihan Lecture at the College (Lincoln's 2 (1921) P. 425. Inn Fields, W.C.) on Tuesday, July 8, at 6.15 p.m. His subject is 3 (1947) 2 All E.R. 95. "Physiological Responses to Wounding." JULY 5, 1947 UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES MEblUAlA0lJRiINAL'BRITISH 37

At an ordinary meeting of the Council of the College, held on Prof. B. T. Mayes (Sydney) will act as honorary secretary of the June 12, with Sir Alfred Webb-Johnson, Bt., President, in the chair, Australian Regional Council. it was announced that a Supplemental Charter had been granted to The following were admitted to the Fellowship of the College: the College, giving power, among other things, to co-opt additional M. D. Black, J. S. Hovell, J. Jhirad, T. N. MacGregor, R. Newton, G. D. members of the Council, to conduct a special Final Fellowship Shaw, G. S. Smyth, H. S. Waters, B. Williams. examination in ophthalmology and otolaryngology, to grant a The following were admitted to the Membe,ship of the Coilege: Fellowship in Dental Surgery, and to institute faculties in the College. D. Ballantine, Margaret R. Biggs, W. S. Campbell, J. B. Cochrane, S. J. Cohen, The following were co-opted members of the Council for the H. V. Corbett, A. Davis, J. R. Dickinson, Bessie Dodd, Morag Dods, R. C. ensuing year: Dr. H. Guy Dain (General Practice), Mr. G. F. Gill, Jean L. Hallum, R. F. Lawrence, T. H. Lawton, J. M. McBride, R. A. E. Stebbing (Radiology), Mr. V. E. Negus (Otolaryngology), Dr. A. D. Magee, M. K. O'Driscoll, S. S. F. Pooley, L. J. Quinn, R. B. Salter, P. C. Thomas, Marston (Anaesthetics), Mr. George Black (Ophthalmology), Mr. Kathleen M. FitzG. Worrall, J. L. Wright. R. V. Bradlaw (Dental Surgery), Mr. L. Carnac Rivett, subject to the result of the Council election (Gynaecology and Obstetrics). Mr. R. J. McNeill Love was appointed as representative of the College on the British Social Hygiene Council. Diplomas of Fellowship were granted to the foliowing successful Medical Notes in Parliament candidates: J. McA. McArthur, A. S. Bullough, R. Petticrew, K. G. Rotter, A. W. L. Kessel, P. Shemilt, R. E. Horton, St. J. M. C. Birt, J. V. Crawford, G. R. Crawshaw, M. H. Kinmonth, F. J. Gillingham, F. B. Cockett, R. E. Shaw, H. M. Lewis, M. T. Pheils, J. J. Shipman, J. G. Taylor, F. T. Wheeldon, K. W. Wilkinson. V.D. in British Forces B. B. Milstein, D. J. Robertson, S. G. Tuffill, D. P. Choyce, R. Anthonis, D. B. Brown, R. T. Campbell, M. Chaudhuri, L. P. Clark, R. L. Cooke, J. B. Curtis, Dr. SEGAL, on June 25, discussed the incidence of venereal E. T. Dick, J. L. Dowling, Marjorie 0. Dunster, S. M. Ghosh, N. 0. K. Gibbon, disease in British Forces overseas. He said the British soldier W. Girdwood, A. J. P. Graham, R. T. Grime, W. G. Hendry, J. P. Herdman, C. Hollenberg, B. Lewin, G. M. Lewis, E. T. McCartney, S. T. McCollum, was less prone to V.D. than the soldiers of any other Allied D. McIntosh, A. M. Mair, H. L. C. Maitland, P. E. Marchand, R. P. Melville, force. He believed statistics which had been given lately in H. D. Moore, E. J. I4angle, S. M. Nawab. G. E. Nevill, J. S. Peters, S. F. Reid, the House of Lords (Journal, June 14, p. 867) were unreliable, R. B. Scott, R. A. Stephen, H. D'A. Sutherland, R. A. R. Taylor, G. J. Walley. because though they dealt with incidence of the disease over Diplomas in Anaesthetics were granted, jointly with the Royal 12 months per 1,000 men in a Command they failed to take College of Physicians of London, to the following successful 1account that these men were in a mobile state through post- candidates: ings and replacements, so that their numbers were corosiderably D. V. Bateman, 0. H. Belam, C. H. Boyd, W. H. F. Boyd, P. R. Bromage, increased. The real problem was how far risks of infection E. K. Brownrigg, R. Bryce-Smith, J. E. Bulow, D. Canter, A. A. Cilliers, R. B. had been taken for every recorded case of disease. With wide Clayton, F. E. Clynick, S. W. Coffin, E. R. Coleman, P. B. Conroy, C. J. Corcoran, dissemination of knowledge, with wzl'-known methods of G. CurA, R. M. de Gregory, A. B. Eastwood, I. C. W. English, J. U. Forbes, A. Fraser, Eileen McC. Gibsoh, L. J. Goggin, J. Gordon, A. H. Grace, P. W. S. prophylaxis and early treatment, and with a relatively low Gray, H. Grenville, J. H. G. Halliday, J. K. Harper, A. W. Hind, A. C. Holms, proportion of relapses and recurrences, the figures actually H. R. Hudd, G. Hughes, R. McD. S. Keir, J. Lapraik, C. H. Levick, J. K. Lewis, given were symptomatic of a general of moral Mary E. Lloyd, R. E. Loder, J. M. MacCormack, R. M. Mackenzie, R. L. loosening ties McMillan, S. A. Mason, J. G. Matheson, E. T. Moerch, P. H. Moore, W. B. which affected many countries beside our own. He asked how Neff, G. S. Ostlere, W. J. Patterson, J. Psaila, H. J. Richardson, Hilda Roberts, the Secretary for War explained a rate of incidence of V.D. in J. D. Robertson, F. R. Russell, C. F. Scurr, ED. Thomas, T. C. Thorne, C. E. the Far East six times as as in the Middle Tudor, Ambrosine B. Vaughan, Patrikia E. Wallace. Mary Watson, H. L. J. high East. Why Wilson, G. P. Williams, T. M. Williams, T. N. P. Wilton, E. H. Winterbottom, was the rate in Germany and Austria to-day almost five times Luise Wislicki, R. B. Wright. as high as in the Middle East ? More could be done in regard to the A Diploma in Medical Radio-diagnosis was granted, jointly with branches of the Services which dealt with the moral and the Royal College of Physicians of London, to R. L. T. Hill cultural well-being of men in the Forces, and welfare activities (Glasgow). by civilian agencies should be encouraged more, even in occu- A Diploma in Child Health was granted, iointly with the Royal pied territories. College of Physicians of London, to S. Ray (Calcutta Medical Mr. JOHN FREEMAN, replying for the War Office, said School). Dr. Segal's approach to the problemn was correct. The difficulty A series of lectures on anatomy, applied physiology, and pathology could only be overcome by making conditions in the Services will be delivered at the College from Monday, June 30, to Thursday, overseas such that the temptation leading to this scourge was July 31, and from Monday, Sept. 1, to Tuesday, Sept. 16 (Saturdays less likely to arise. There tended to be a periodic rise in the and Sundays excepted), at 3.45 p.m. and 5 p.m. each day. The fee incidence of the disease after a war, and a peak period which is £16 16s. Fellows and Members of the College and Licentiates the Forces had now perhaps passed. For the first quarter of in Dental Surgery will be admitted for £12 12s. Admission cards 1946 the Rhine Armny figures were 30.4 per 1,000; for the may be obtained from the assistant secretary of the College. second quarter 41.8; for the third quarter 44.6; for the fourth quarter 41.8, and for the first quarter of 1947 30 per 1,000. He hoped the decline would be accelerated. The increase in ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS OF IRELAND the middle of 1946, the rtduction at the end of last year, and At the meeting of the President and Fellows of the Royal Col:ege in the beginning of this year were substantially reflected in the of Physicians of Ireland held on June 6 Dr. Eamonn de Valera Commands. These were terrible figures, but lower than for a and Dr. J. Browne Fleming were admitted Fellows and Dr. P. M. similar period after the first World War, although men were Alston, Leslie Poyle, Leslie Fridjohn, Alan P. Grant, George Gregg, now more ready to report this disease. He could not give a John Hayes, P. D. J. Holland, W. Dillon Hughes, Sean D. McGrath, clear answer to show why the incidence of the disease should be Harry O'Flanagan, and Bethel E. R. Solomons Members of the lower in the Middle East, but Service conditions there, substan- College. tially removing the men from female companionship, had a great deal to do with it. In Germany, Austria, and the Far East ROYAL COLLEGE OF OBSTETRICIANS AND conditions were conducive to V.D., and its incidence among GYNAECOLOGISTS the civilian population was high. Only recently had the Army At a meeting of the Council of the College, held on May 31 with started to make progress in controlling sources of infection in the President, Mr. W. Gilliatt, in the chair, it was announced that the Far East. It had more civilians doing welfare work abroad the Rt. Hon. Field Marshal Jan Smuts, P.C., had accepted an than it had during the war. It was obvious that, although invitation to become an Honorary Fellow. medical methods could limit the seriousness of the problem, the To mark the grant of the Royal Charter of Incorporation on way to eliminate it was by a moral, educational, and welfare March 21 the following four surviving signatories to the Articles of approach. Association, whereby the College was founded, were elected to the Honorary Fehowship: Prof. J. M. Munro Kerr, Prof. C. G. Lowry, Central Purchase of Hospital Equipment Sir Ewen Maclean, and Sir William Fletcher Shaw. Mr. HAYDN DAVIES, on June 26, asked the Minister of The following were elecled to the Council to replace those Health to what extent it was proposed to obtain equipment retiring in statutory rotation: As Representatives of the Fellows, and supplies for hospitals under the National Health Service D. Baird (Aberdeen), Alice Bloomfield (London). G. I. Strachan by centralized purchase in place of the present system of (Cardiff). As Representatives of the Members, J. A. Stallworthy purchase by individual hospitals; and whether a similar policy (Oxford), A. M. Sutherland (Glasgow), R. J. Wotherspoon would be applied to installation and maintenance services. (Glasgow). Mr. BEVAN answered that hospital equipment and supplies A standing committee of the Council, to be known as the covered a wide range. For some items, there might be Australian Regional Council, has been set up in Australia, with advantage in central purchase. But where present methods of Dr. F. A. Maguire (Sydney) as chairman, to act as a representative supply and servicing worked satisfactorily it was not proposed, committee of the council of the College in discussions and negotia- at the outset of the new Service, to interfere with them. For tions affecting the practice of obstetrics and gynaecology in Australia. the time being central purchase would be limited to major 40 JULY40 5,JULY19475, MEDICALMEDICAL NEWS MEDICALBRITISHJOURNAL

Presentation of Prizes Sir Frederick Ogilvie will present the prizes in the library of the London Hospital Medical College on Wednesday, July 9, at 3 p.m. Any Questions? Pure and Applied Chemistry The eleventh International Congress of Pure and Applied Correspondents should give their names and addresses (not for Chemistry, which the war prevented from being held in 1941, will publication) and include all relevant details in their questions, be held in Lcndon on July 16-24, in conjunction with the also wvhich shlould be typed. We publish here a selection of those postponed Centenary Celebrations of the Chemical Society. Lord qluestions and answers which seem to be of general interest. Leverhulme will preside. Further information may be obtained from the Hon. Organizer, the 11th International Congress of Pure and Applied Chemistry, 56, Victoria Street, London, S.W.1. Stammering Q.-A boy aged 10 stammers badly. He started stammer- Medical fIydrology ing at the age of 4 after removal of tonsils and adenoids. He- The annual meeting of the International Society of Medical is not a mouth-breather, and had training by an elocutionist for Hydrology will be held at Rheinfelden, Switzerland, from Sept. 11 to 15, with the following programme: Sept. 11, first medical discus- about a year without improvement. He is very intelligent and sion, " Spa and Climatic Treatment for Children "; Sept. 12, papers good at studies and games. Will you kindly discuss in detait on " Peripheral Vascular Disorder," followed by " Balneotherapy the examination and treatment, as stammering is not discussed in Non-rheumatic Diseases," at Schinznach Bad; Sept. 13, " Spa in most textbooks ? r11eaFment in Rehabilitation after Accidents and War Injuries," to disorders be be held at Baden; Sept. 14, Further papers, at Basle; Sept. 15, A.-First, any remediable physical should Beginning of excursion through the Engadine, due to last eight days, attended to, particularly if they are in the ear, nose, or throat with a supplemental three days in the Bernese Oberland, if so wished. area. These latter troubles do not cause stammering but Further details may be obtained from the honorary secretary, inter- they may delay the patient's recovery. Then it is essential national Society of Medical Hydrology, 28, The Circus, Bath, in a young child to determine by observation which hand England. Nature intended him to use for his most skilled actions, and to see to it that he writes with that hand, whether left or right. SOCIETIES AND LECTURES Do not attempt corrective training; there is no justification ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF ENGLAND, Lincoln's Inn Fields, whatever for forcing him to conform with the majority. If, W.C.-Tuesday, July 8, 6.15 p.m. Moynihan Lecture by however, the habit of writing with the non-dominant hand has. Dr. W. K. Livingston (Professor of Surgery in the University been well established, any change may cause too great an of Oregon): Physiological Responses to Wounding. Thursday, July 10, 6.15 p.m. Hunterian Lecture by Prof. HI. Jackson: Role upheaval. Speaking generally, the reversal can be made with- of Anatomy in Symptomatology of Lumbar Disk Protrusions. out serious disturbance if the child is less than 12 years old, provided that he is blessed with reasonable educators. POSTGRADUATE DIARY The next step is to induce all those coming into contact with INSTITUTE OF LARYNGOLOGY AND OTOLOGY, 330-2, Gray's Inn him-and particularly parents and school-teachers-to refrain Road, W.C.-Tuesday, July 8, 5 p.m. Mr. V. E. Negus: The from treating the child's stammer and to ignore it so far as Nose, Nasopharynx, and Paranasal Sinuses. is possible. The teaching of elocution is likely to make many stammerers worse and it is doubtful if it is ever a help. Speech treatment can be carried out satisfactorily only by qualified APPOINTMENTS speec4 therapists, who now form a recognized branch of XQU1fEN MARY'S HOSPITAL FOR THE EAST END, Stratford.-Honorary Assistant medical auxiliaries and undergo a three-yea'rs training and after Obstetric Surgeons, H. H. Fouracre Barns, F.R.C.S., M.R.C.O.G., B. G. Spiers, F.R.C.S.Ed., M.R.C.O.G. their final examination receive a standard diploma. The family LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL.-The following appointments in the Council's doctor rarely has the knowledge and never the time necessary mental health services are announced as the hospitals indirated in parentheses: to treat this disorder. The speech treatment consists in a Assistant Medical Officers. J. Aminoff, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. (Friern); M. W. Annear, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. (Cane Hill); P. R. A. May, M.B., B.Chir. fairly complete re-education of the whole 'speech process, (Bexley); R. M. Jones, M.B., B.S. (Long Grove). beginning with a "detensing" of the patient by instruction Louis, F., F.R.C.S., Accident and Orthopaedic Surgeon, St. Margaret's Hospital and Great Western Hospital, Swindon. in complete bodily-and if possible mental-relaxation. Fur' ther treatment varies with the case and is too technical and detailed to outline here. In every case, however, a psychiatric BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS survey should be made to ensure that serious psychological The charge for an Insertion under this head Is lOs. 6d. for 18 words or less. factors are not perpetuating the stammer. When present their Extra words 3s. 6d. for each six or less. Payment should be forwarded with treatment should be at the same time as that of the the notice, authenticated by the name and permanent address of the sender, attempted and should reach the Advertisement Manager not later than first post Monday speech itself. A brief outline of the problem of stammering morning. BIRTHS will bh found in the Survey of Child Psychiatry, edited by BARNES.-On June 22. 1947 at St. Anne's Nursing Hcme, Nottingham, to R. G. Gordon and published by the Oxford University Press. Edith (nde Flinn), wife of Dr. H. G. Barnes, a daughter. FLETCHER.-On June 23, 1947, at Chertsey Hill Nursing Home, Carlisle, to Mollie, wife of Toni Fletcher, M.D., F.R.C.S., of Papcastle, Cockermouth, Psychology of Make-believe a son and brother for Gain and Nigel. GRIFFITHS.-On June 22. 1947, at the North Oxford Nursing Home, Oxford, Q.-Children between the ages of 2 and 5 are prone to pre- to Lucie, wife of Dr. R. C. L. Griffiths, of Newport Pagnell, a daughter. tend they are other children. My son, nearly 3, occasionally LAKE.-On June 22, 1947, at Newcastle-on-Tyne, to Marie Barbara (nde Ivey), wife of Dr. Leonard H. Lake. of 79, Holly Avenue, Jesmond, Newcastle- insists that he is his cousin, and that his name is Bobby and on-Tyne, 2, a daughter-Janet Havelock. ntot David. He also pretends that his parents are his aunt and MCLAREN.-On June 4, 1947, at Fernbrae Nursing Home, Dundee, to Pat (nde uncle respectively-Bobby's parents. Can this be explained by Taylor), wife of Flt.-Lt. Bill M-:Laren, R.A.F., a son-Andrew Hood. a psychologist; and is it wise to encourage this play-acting ? MARRIAGE In all other respects the child is normal and plays with friends CRAWFORD-SETON.-On June 18, 1947. at Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, W. Cowan Crawford, L.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., to Mary Stewart Seton, S.R.N. of his ownI age. DEATHS A.-Young children who pretend that they are other people BRENTNALL.-On June 26, 1947, at Riversvale, Fielden Park, West Didsbury, have a way of solving their difficulties by this means. Some- Manchester, Charles Philip Brenttiall, M.C., F.R.C.O.G., Honorary Surgeon how for when a child St. Mary's Hospitals. Manchester. aged 56 years. The very dearly loved times it is obvious this is done; example, husband of Muriel Young Brentnall. has an imaginary companion whom he invests with all his FINDLAY.-On June 14, 1947, at Amarah, Lower Bourne, Farnham, Surrey, "naughty " characteristics, so escaping the uncomfortable sense Leonard Findlay. M.D., D.Sc., F.R.C.P., in his 70th year. Funeral private. American and Canadian papers please copy. of guilt which he -would otherwise experience. In the same HUMPHRIS.-On' June 17, 1947, at Bath, Francis Howard, Companion Order way it may be useful to have an extra imaginary set of parents, of St. John, Chevalier Order of Leopold I, M.D., F.R.C.P., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., D.M.R.E., L.M., formerly of 4, Stanhope Gate, Park jane, for children are often afraid that their angry wishes may do London. harm to the parents whom they love, and so they invent LtPPIATr.-On May 31. 1947, in Goucester, Havelock Thos. Lippiatt, M.C., "whipping-boys " of various sorts. Certainly such make- M.D.McGill, F.R.C.S.Ed. VEALE.-On June 22. 1947, at 60, Kewstoke Road, Bristol, 9, Ethel, wife of believe is no sign of abnormality but a natural defence F. de Coverly Veale. mechanism making for mental health. BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL THE JOURNAL OF THE BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

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Notes on the Work of the Association

Future of Health Services

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Meetings of Branches and Divisions

Service Appointments

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CLAY, A. A.: Buying of practices, 12-Unity through A the majority, 138 6 Clein, Isaac David: Name restored to Medical Allan, William, disciplinary case of, 130 Register, 138 GABB, H. S.: National Health Service, lal ALLERTON, George T.: Working hours in N.H.S., COLVILLE, W. C.: Working hours in N.H.S., 67 GIBSON, H. E.: Basic petrol, 126 112 - W. M.: Working hours in N.H.S., 83 ALMENT, E. A. J.: National Health Service, 121 Correspondence: Gillespie, Hugh Boyd, disciplinary case of, 137 ANDERSON, R. E.: Malayan Medical Service. 65 A.R.M., 47 GOUGH, A. Staveley: Working hours in N.H.S., 112 ASHTON, J.: Remuneration, 171 Car priority, 139 GRAHAM-LiTTLE, Sir Ernest: Working hours in Association, British Hospitals: Nominations to County practitioner, 101 N.H.S., 117. Council, 51 Defence Pund, 55 GRANT, W. J.: National Health Service, 170 " Doctor " sign on cars, 23, 139 GRANTHAM-HiLL, C.: Working hours in N.H.S., 67, ASSOCIATION, BRITISH MEDICAL: Indian Medical Service: compensation, 66, 89 97 Annual General Meeting: Report, 45 Long and loyal service, 58 Green, Gerald, name restored to Medical Register, - Panel Conference, 106 (corrected, 118); Malayan Medical Service, 65 138 Dinner, 111 Monthly panel payments, 134 - Representative Meeting: Resolutions by Divisions and Branches, 7, 15-Report of Meet- National Health Service, 23, 74, 83, 88, 92, 100, ing, 25 (corrected, 52); Correspondence, 47- 118, 120, 126, 138, 170 H Statement of important decisions, 69 Buying and selling of practices, 12, 89, 97, 120, Committee, Central Ethical Meeting, 112 134 HALER, David: Evidence for Spens Committee, 6 -Consultants and Specialists, 94, 164 Compensation, 51, 127, 171 HALSALL, Reginald R.: Dispensers in N.H.S.. 68 - Consulting Pathologists, 51 Dispensers, 68, 84 HARDING, Q. E. Beryl: N.H.S. for the old? 127 - General Practice: Meeting, 91-Agreement Doctor's wife and, 171 HARGREAVES, T. H.: Buying of practices, 12 on petrol, 132 Extension of N.H.I., 12 - Hospitals: Meeting, 95 For the old? 127 Heard at Headquarters: - Insurance Acts: annual report, 77, 107- Future of the profession, 120 Agenda, 88 Meetings, 85, i,68 In the vernacular, 139 Angels unawares, 99 - National Assistance Bill, 164 Negotiations, 84 Anonymity on the air, 5 - Negotiating: Committee's case, 141 Regional Hospital Boards: Salaries, 6-Mem- A.R.M., motions at, 17 - Ophthalmic Group: Meeting, 100 bers, 74, 58, Association, British Medical: Special Committees, -Psychological Medicine: Meeting, 169 Shaping Things to Come, 68 46-And veterinary profession, 65-Handbook, - Public Health: Meeting, 95 Specialists by decree, 64 133 - Radiologists, Group, 94 Superannuation, 23, 47, 54 Away from euphemism, 65 - Scottish, 52 Working hours,. 54, 63, 67, 74, 83, 89, 92, 97, Bad omen, 46 Committees, list of members of, 59 112, 117, 133, 171 Blind, certification of, 125 Consultants Roll and Part-time Consultants Roll, Nursing shortage, 51, 58 Canadian criticism, 74 50 Petrol, basic, suspension of, 66, 84, 88, 92, 102, Chairmanship (A.R.M.), 51 Council: Annual Financial Statement, 22-Pro- 113, 126 Chairmen, perpetual, 170 ceedings, 49, 103-Members of, 60-Statement Protection from administrative zeal, 68 Clipped talk, 119 approved on Medicine and the Church, 112 Records of insured patients, 139 Coal Board: Medical officers, 46 Dain Fund, 116 Remuneration, 171 Colonial Medical Service: Salary scales, 125 Divisions: New, 56-Revision of areas, 118, 128 Representation, 84 Committee work, 82 Groups of Members, Special, SQ Services: Working day in, 66, 89, 92, 101, 113, Committees, two special, 138 Heard at Headquarters, 5, 11, 15, 21, 46, 51, 57, 121, 127-Married doctors and the, 133 Compensation under the Act, 46 65, 74, 82, 87, 91, 96, 99, L19, 125, 133, 138, 170 Spens Committee, evidence for, 6, A7, 51 Council, Geneiral Medical: Bill, 5 Library, 56, 73, 90, 98, 114, 122, 128, 135, 138 Telephone calls 93 Deaf aids, 119 Medical War Relief Fund, 121, 134 Tuberculosis: Joint Council, 121-Administration, Dental fee, 65 Notices, 5, 12, 24, 48, 52, 56, 58, 64, 65, 76, 84, 171 Dentists, shortage of, 57 90, 94, 98, 102, 114, 118, 122, 128, 134, 1.38, Unity through the maiority, 138 Dollar tales, 99 164, 172 drugs, Protection of Practices Scheme, 123 War service and hospital appointments, 113, 134 Drugs: Stolen, 125-Prescribing dangerous Remuneration: Visiting Staffs, 53-Practitioners Working conditions for G.P., 171 125 authorities on sessional or Elderly and infirm, 46 employed by local Coulthard, William Francis Hirsch, disciplinary case Fees for operations, 74 case basis, 82 of, 130 Filling up the ranks, 96 Association, World Medical, 165 Council, General Medical: 172nd Session. Presi- First Executive -Council, 17 ATKINSON, L. R.: Basic petrol, 113 dent's Address, 129-Dental cases, 130-Medical For panel committees, 65 Division: Meeting, 76 disciplinary inquiries, 130 Foreign visitors, 82 Ayrshire Country practitioner, 101 From down under, 170 Coventry Division: Meeting, 102 General practitioner's contribution, 82 Headquarters House, 99 Health centres, 133 Hearing. aids, Government, 17 B Informing the patient's doctor, 87 D Inidal overloading, 74 Intraprofessional courtesy, 87 BACKER, K. H.: Medical organization in Denmark- Dain Fund, 116 King's Fund, 21 general practice, 2 DAKiN, H.: Working hours in N.H.S., 54 Local Executive Councils, 119 Bairstow, Cyril Walter, name restored to Dentists' DALTON, C. H. C.: Suspension of basic petrol, 66 Medical Committees, 119 Register, 130 Defence Fund, 55 Many questions, 125 BANG, Ole: Medical organization in Denmark-post- Denmark:-Medical organization: general practice Marriage bar, 97 graduate education, 20 (K. H. Backer), 2-State Serum Institute (Peter Medical men on executive councils, 96 BARNES, Warren A.: Suspension of basic petrol, 88 (Krag), 10-Public health services (E. Juel - students in conference, 99 Barrett, Albert, disciplinary case of, 130 Henningsen, 13-Education, study of medicine - witnesses, 74 BAXTER, Philip, W. G.: Basic petrol, 113 (Erik Christensen and others), 19; Postgraduate Misleading employment, 91 BEAUCHAMP, Arthur: Working hours in N.H.S., 83 education (Ole Bang), 20 More vice-chairmanships, 138 Belfast and North-East Ulster Divisions: Areas Denny, Reuben, disciplinary case of, 130 New Zealand: the Bill comes in, 99 defined, 128 "Doctor" sign on cars, 23, 139 No parking, 11, BELL, Joseph: Working hours in N.H.S., 63 Drummond, John Hollis, disciplinary case of, 138 Nurses: Part-time, 57-Training schools, 97 BENTON, Douglas: The Defence Fund, 55 DUANE, W.: Working hours in N.H.S., 67 Occupational health, 133 Birmingham Insurance Committee: Week-end rota Dudley Division: Meeting, 94 Overshadowed branch, 21 arrangements, 87 Patient's occupation, 87 BRANCH, W. E. R.: Working hours in N.H.S., 67- Popular edition, 96 /Conditions for the G.P., 171 Prescient Minister, 17 BROWN, Charles E.: Suspension of basio petrol, 92 Problem girl, 21 E Processing the patient, 119 Profligate certification. 91 East African Branches: Business meeting, 98 Promotions (L.C.C.), 125 Edinburgh and South-East of Scotiand Branch: Protection of practices, 96 C Reception by retiring president, 12 Psychiatry in general practice, 46 Eire, State medicine in, 15 Regional Boards, 46 CAMPBELL, D.: Superannuation, 23 ENGLAND, N. J. (and D. P. SUTHERLAND): Tuber- Robot telephone, 92 Capitation fees. revised, for evacuated children, 21 culosis administration, 171 Scotland under dissection, 11 Car priority, 139 Scottish House, 5 Carr, Arthur, name restored to Medical Register, Self-certified, 1 1' 138 Senior past president, 82 CARTER, G. B.: Nursing shortage, 58 Stubborn geography, 97 Case, Ralph Martin, disciplinary case of, 137 F That microphone, 51 CHALKLE:Y, A. F.: In the vernacular, 139 Tuberculosis, 57 CHtsSTENSEN, Erik (and others): Medical organiza- FARMER, M. L. : National Health Service, 89 T.U.C. and industrial diseases, 65 tion in Denmark-study of medicine, 19 Fees, increased, for examining surgeons, 64 Voluntary principle, 17 CLARK, Willoughby: Protection from administrative Fife Branch: Dinner, 122 When you are old, 100 zeal, 68 FIRMAN, H.: National Health Service, 190, 127 Wood in season, 17 CLARKE, R. E.: Evidence for Spens Committee, 47, FISHER, R. E. W.: Working day in the Services, 113 51-National Health Service, 88-The country FLANAGAN, John F.: Working hours in N.H.S., 74 HEATON, C. H.: National Health Service, 118 practidoner, 101 FORGE, G. Baynton: Suspension of basic petrol, 88 HENDERSON, W. R.: Working hours in N.H.S., 83 4 JULY-DEC., SUPPLEMENT TO THE 1947 INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL

HENNINGSEN, E. Juel: Medical organization in NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE (continued): SERVICES (continued): Denmark-public health services, 13 Regional Hospital Boards: Chairmen and mem- Army: HODGSON, Stanley: National Health Service, 121 bers, 1-Salaries, 6-Appointments, 126 A.M.S., 17, 24, 55, 64, 75, 93, 114, 1i28, 139 HOWARTH, Richard: Superannuation, 54 Sections 35 and 36: Counsel's opinion, 151- Army in Burma Reserve of Officers, 18, 128 Hughes, William Gray, disciplinary case of, 131 Text of these'sections, 162 Land Forces: Emergency Commissions: R.A.M.C., 18, 24, 48, 55, 64,.75, 93, 102, 139 National Health Service (Scotland) Act: Executive R.A.M.C., 17, 24, 48, 55, 64, 75, 93, 102, Councils, 9 114, 139 (War) Formulary, 54 Regular Army Reserve of Officers, 75, 102, 139 Newton, Louis Aimee, name restored to Medical Territorial Army: R.A.M.C., 24, 75-Reserve of Register, 138 Officers, R.A.M.C., 139 Indian Branches: Election of Council Member, 58 New Zealand, medical practice in, 96 Women's Forces, 24, 55, 75, 93, 102, 114, 139 Medical Service: Compensation, 66, 89, 167 NICHOLAS, J. W.: Suspension of basic petrol, 66 Colonial Medical Service, 18, 55, 98, 114, 139 NORRIS, C. T.: National Health Service, 118 Indian Medical Service, 24, 47, 55, 75, 93 North Devon (Barnstaple) Division: Resolution, 128 Emergency Commissions, 55 of England ,Branch, 48 Married doctors and, 133 Northern Ireland Branch: Council meetings, 122, 172 Navy, 24, 64, 75, 93, 102, 128 Nursing shortage, 51, 58 R.N.V.R., 17, 24, 55, 64, 75, 93, 102, 128, 139 J Working day in, 68, 89, 92, 101, 113, 121, 127 JONES, J. Michael: Representation, 84 SHAW, B. H.: National Health Service, 23 JOSBPHS, 'H.: National Health Service, 74 SMILES, J. M.: Future of the profession, 120 SMITH, D. Priestley: National Health Service, 100 0 SOMMERVILLE, A. C.: National Health Service, 83 South Essex Division, formation of, 56 O'Neill, Thomas Sylvester, name restored to South-Western Branch: Annual meeting, 12 K Medical Register, 138 Spens Committee: Evidence for, 6, 47, 51-For Ophthalmologists, faculty of, 64, 126 dentists, 58 O'SHEA, John P.: Working hours in N.H.S., 89 STEWART, S. H.: Buying and selling of practices, KENNEDY, J. E.: National Health Service, 121 Ostler, E. C.: Buying and selling of practices, 134 89, 120 Kent Branch: Meeting, 172 Stockton-on-Tees Division: Scientific meeting, 136 KRAG, Peter: Medical organization in Denmark- STRATFORD, Howard M., National Health Service, State Serum Institute, 10 118 SUTHERLAND, D. P. (and N. J. ENGLAND): Tuber- culosis administration, i'1 P SUTTON, William Vincent Saint John, name restored to Medical Rezister. 138 L PARKER, William: Suspension of basic petrol, 84 Swann, Eric Hargreaves, disciplinary case of, 130 PATRICK, H. Forbes: Basic petrol, 102 SYKES, W. Stanley: Working hours in N.H.S., 133, Peach Hay, William: Fifty years in Peterborough, 171 L.C.C. Hospitals: New salary scales and designa- 114 tions of medical staffs, 53 PEMBERTON, W. B.: Suspension of basic petrol, 84 LEAK, W. N.: Nursing shortage, 51 Pensions, disability, 119 1 T LEEMING, A. Norman: Regional Hospital Boards, 5.8 Petrol: Economy in, 58-Suspension of basic, 66, LITTLE, Reginald H: Working hours in N.H.S., 67 84, 88, 92, 102, 113, 126-Agreement with Minister ans Long loyal service, 58 of Fuel and Power, 132 TAYLOR, F. O.: Suspension of basic petrol, 88 LORING, Nigel: Working day in the Services, 127 Pharmacy and Poisons Act, 1935, 97 Telephone: Robot, 57-Calls, 93-Direct recording Lous, Per (and others): Medical organization in POOLER, W. H.: Long and loyal service, 58 apparatus, 117-Message-taking bureaux, 117 of De,imark-study medicine, 19 Hale: TIPPET, John A.: Basic petrol, 126 J. M. L.: The PowER, JQhn Buying and selling of practices, LoVE, A.RM., 47 120 Tobin, Joseph Anatole France, disciplinary case of, Preston Division: B.M.A. Lecture, 172 130 Protection from Administrative zeal, 68 Trade Union Meffibership: Lists of " closed shop" of Practices Schemes: Report of London authorities, 6, 54, 64, 68, 76, 81, 90, 94, 98, Scheme, 123 100, 113, 117, M 122, 126, 136, 140, 164, 172 Public Health Laboratory Service: Facilities for Travel abroad for 88 TRAYLEN, J. "health,Doctor " sign on cars, 139 MGP.s, P.: Magure,ernad,dscipinar cas of,130PUDDY, Eric: Shaping things to come, 68-War TRENcHARD, H. J.: Joint Tuberculosis Council, 121 Malayan Medical Service, 65 service and hospital appointments, 134 Tuberculosis: Care Committees, 58-Joint Council, MARTYaN 121-Administration, A.L:Wrighusi ... 7100, 171 Horatio, name restored Matthews,MaIttYNw, A. oLatiWo rkin g hourestoredin N MHto Medical TURNER, H. M. Stanley: Specialists by decree, 64- Register, 138 Working hours in N.H.S., 92 J. P.: National Health Service, 138 MAYMAN, D. W.: Working hours in N.H.S., 63- R N.H.S. and compensation, i'27 Medicine and the Church, 112 U MEIKLE, G. Jamieson: Regional Hospital Boards, Radio-active Substances Bill, 5 (corrected, 48) 47 RArrRAY, J. McIntosh: National Health Services, Unity through the majority, 138 Metropolitan Counties Branch: Annual General 101 Meeting, 56 Records of insured patients, 139 MILLER, Arthur: Telephone calls, 93 Remuneration, 171i A. H.: The doctor's wife and N.H.S., 171 Representation, 84 V Momnouthshire Division: " Psychosomatic medi- Return to practice, 5, 76, 102, 121 cine," 122 ROBERTS, A. F.: "Doctor" sign on cars, 23 VINCENT, E. W.: N.H.S. and compensation, 17i Monthly panel payments, 134 Rochester, Chatham, and Gillingham Division: MOORE, A. E.: National Health Service, 92-Buying Clinical demonstration, 102 and selling of practices, 97-Records of insured ROHAN, J. J.: National Health Service, 74 patients, 139 ROSE, F. M.: National Health Service, 120 -W J. H. E.: Superannuation, 47 - I.: Car priority, 139 Morpeth Division: Meetings, 102, 140 ROSEMONT, G.: Working hours in N.H.S.. 89 Wandsworth Division: Meeting, 84 MUKERJI, N.: Monthly panel payments, 134 RUTHERFORD, G. T.: Extension of N.H.I., 12 War service and hospital appointments, 113, 134 MURPHY, R. A.: Compensation in N.H.S., 51 WEGENER, Gerda Seidelin (and others): Medical organization in Denmark-study of medicine, 19 West Wigtownshire Division: Separate DivlslOn pro- posed, 12-AFea defined, 76 S Westminster and Holborn Division: Scientific even- N ing, 76. SAKLATVALA, D.: Suspension of basic petrol, 66 WOODHOUSE, H. B.: Working hours in N.H.S., 83 National Health Insurance: Annual Panel Confer- SALMOND, J. R.: The negotiations, 84 Worcester and Bromsgrove Division: Special meet- ence, 106 Scotland: Regional Hospital Boards, 23, 111 ing, 84 Seavers, James Albert, disciplinary case of, 137 Working conditions for G.P., 171 NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE: World Medical Association, 165 Correspondence: See Correspondence in general SERVICES: Wrigley, Kenneth Graham, disciplinary case of, 132 index Air Force: Discussions at A.R.M., 25 Auxiliary Air Force, 18, 93 General practitioner obstetricians, 16 R.A.F.M.S., i±8, 55, 75, 93, 102, 139-Dental Minister's comments to the individual doctor, 154 Branch, 75 y Memorandum on case of Negotiating Com- R.A.F.V.R., 18, 55, 75, 93, 139-Dental mittee, 155 Branch, 75 Young, John Mackay, name restored to Medical Negotiating Committee's case, 141 Women's Forces, 18, 55, 75, 93, 139 Register, 138

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